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I have been treating my yeast infection for 5 days now with diflucan and i still have a white pasty discharge. is this abnormal? when will it clear up
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Does it itch?: If the discharge is not itching then it is resolving the infection.
Answered 7/24/2018
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Get checked: Granted even after successfully treating a yeast infection, you can still have a bit of a discharge for a few days, the biggest issue is whether it was truly a yeast infection. There can be other things that mimic this, so if the discharge persists, I recommend getting checked to be sure of the diagnosis.
Answered 7/25/2018
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