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A member asked:
Accidentally used monistat 3 during the day around noon. can i wait until the next night to take the second ovule?
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Yeast infection : Yes, the timing of this medication is not highly critical. Monistat is typically recommended to use at night because you are horizontal during sleep and the medication will stay in place and not leak out as much. I hope you feel better soon.
Answered 7/31/2018
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