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I got treated for a yeast infection with a single dose of diflucan 150mg and i am currently on day 5 and my symptoms decreased by about 80%. the itchiness is less frequent but still there. is it safe to take another dose to completely heal me up?
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Vaginal yeast Rx: Typical vaginal yeast ymptoms are itching and irritation, with minimal discharge and no odor. If these describe your symptoms and/or the diagnosis was made by a doctor in person, it should be safe to go ahead with the second dose. But if you have symptoms like discharge, vaginal odor, or spotting, see your doctor soon. And of course see a doctor if symptoms persist after a second dose of diflucan.
Answered 12/13/2020
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