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Is it ok to talk to my family doctor about a possible yeast infection? i was just at my gyn on fri and i don't really wanna have to go see him so soon
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Yeast infections: Yeast infections are common, and can usually be treated with over the counter medication or washes such as vagisil. However, it is possible to treat yeast infection with oral medications when may help it clear up faster. A family doctor or General Practitioner would be able to provide you with treatment based on additional information and symptoms.
Answered 11/28/2017
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