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I would like to consult i think i am experiencing yeast infection. what would be the treatment for this and how long will it last?
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A yeast infectiion: by the more common yeasts can be treated by local treatment (vaginal tablets) , systemic pills (anti-yeast medications usually one or two dosages days apart) or BOTH. Consult your GYN or Family physician. Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 10/24/2017
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