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Diflucan is very effective at treating Candida infections, however I have been told by a specialist in the area of STI's that almost 1/3 of suposed yeast infections are not in fact correctly diagnosed.
Most doctors will diagnose based on discomfort and a discharge, but very few will carry out a culture of vaginal swabs to confirm that the STI is in fact Candida and not some other pathogenic organism (such as Bacterial Vaginosis).
If you have persistent "thrush" that is not cured by Diflucan or Co-Trimazole, make sure the doctor confirms that infectious organism by ELISA or PCR.
Shannon...you do know that your SO can reinfect you dont you? They can carry the bacteria, so if you've had sex after you have cleared back up its *possible* he can give it back to you
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I want the diabetic plan that comes with rollover carbs. I dont like the unused one expiring at midnite!!
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