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A member asked:
I got a yeast infection i can't get rid of. 42 in full menopause. no std, tried diflucan, home remedies what can i try next?
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For a chronic: yeast infection that did not go away with one dose of diflucan - you need to be seen by your physician as it may require additional treatment. Unfortunately not all women's yeast infections resolve quickly.
Answered 5/18/2017
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