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Doctor prescribe me antibiotics for yeast infection. i'm 10weeks4days pregnant. after taking the pills, i had a lot of white discharge. is it normal??
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No: If you are having a lot of white discharge, you need to see your DR again, get labs done and find out if you need further treatment.
Answered 7/24/2016
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