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A member asked:
Hi i just found out that i am pregnant (last period was 2nd nov), i was given the below tablets for wart treatment and vaginal thrush, however i want to know if its safe for me to continue taking the medication. 1. austell-fluconaz 2. cifloc 3. beta?
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Medication ?'s: The medications mentioned should be questions asked of your OB physician, "Austell-fluconaz and Cifloc" are generally not recommended in the first trimester of pregnancy. For the Austell-fluconaz, increased frequency of miscarriage is associated , and there are other (safer) alternatives to "Cifloc", so ask your OB physician for alternatives.
Answered 12/7/2019
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