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I'm 6 months pregnant and have a swollen labia. is it safe to take mycorest to treat the thrush?
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Diagnosis: Yeast medications are safe for use in pregnancy for yeast infection. A swollen labia may or may not be a yeast infection though. There are other potential causes. Consider letting your Obgyn evaluate you to get an accurate diagnosis and treatment options
Answered 4/12/2018
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