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I took a yeast infection pill sunday for a mild yeast infection and before that i did the cream for 6 days . im on birth control does it affect it and i also had protect sex tuesday and wednesday was that bad ?
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No effect: Yeast medication does not affect your birth control
Answered 1/19/2018
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