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Is it ok to take fluconazole 150 mg & metronidazol 500 mg both @ the same time to get rid of yeast infection?
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Likely 2 Infections: The Fluconazole is used to treat yeast. However, Metronidazole is used for infections such as bacterial vaginosis or trichomonas. If your doctor did a culture they may have you on both until the results are in. Both meds are safe together.
Answered 6/28/2014
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