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A member asked:
I am treating myself for a yeast infection (didnt take a test but usually know what symptoms i have) with monistat 1. its been about 36 hours since treatment and 13 hours since last known symptoms. how long do i need to wait to have sex?
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Standard advice is to wait a week. Shorter might be OK, but probably best to wait until symptoms have been entirely gone for at least 2-3 days.
Answered 7/7/2022
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