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What should i do about a mild yeast infection?
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Some OTC options: You could try over- the– counter medicines for yeast infections like: micon 7, monistat, vagistat, (tioconazole) gynazole, femcare, gyne-lotrimin& mycelex. See your physician if symptoms are not resolving.
Answered 5/29/2013
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