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Is it normal to still have quite a bit of vaginal discharge days after yeast infection treatment (diflucan), no longer thick, but thin discharge?
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Yes: Diflucan is obviously doing its job if the itching has stopped.
Answered 5/4/2018
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I recently got a bad yeast infection days after sex. A 3day treatment helped but it did not go away. Is this normal? Will diflucan (fluconazole) help get rid of it?
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I have been treating my yeast infection for 5 days now with Diflucan and I still have a white pasty discharge. Is this abnormal? When will it clear up
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