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What would doctors do to take care of a yeast infection that i seem to get every month.?
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Med eval: If you have recurrent (four or more) yeast infections per year or a chronic yeast infection simple treatments may not be adequate. Please see your physician for treatment in that situation.
Answered 5/29/2013
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