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I went to the er a week ago w/ a yeast and vaginal infection.i have been taking meds for over a week and its not seeming to get better. when will it?
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See a doctor: You might need to see a doctor to get a culture from vagina to send to the lab to find out the true cause.
Answered 7/1/2013
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Need another med : Not necessarily every medicine work for every one . You might need a change of medicine , so please see a physician , you also might need a vaginal smear to be ruled out for other types of vaginitis.
Answered 7/1/2013
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