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The doctor said it was most likely a yeast infection is there anything over the counter i can do ?
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"Azole" drug: Same question yesterday. The new information now is that your doctor has diagnosed "most likely" yeast, although odor usually doesn't go along with yeast. If you're in a doctor's care, why do you need OTC treatment? Didn't your doc give you a prescription or suggest treatment? If not, try any vaginal cream or insert with active ingredient ending in "azole" (miconazole, clotrimazole, etc).
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