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I think i have an oral yeast infection from the antibiotics i was on..
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It happens: Antibiotics can kill off the natural bacteria in various locations in/on your body. That can allow the yeast to move into areas it couldn't because of competition for nutrients. You need to contact your healthcare provider for care.
Answered 11/22/2017
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