NON graphic Q about yeast infections
kaytiebugs
on 11/11/09 9:22 pm - Flowery Branch, GA
on 11/11/09 9:22 pm - Flowery Branch, GA
I'm starting antibiotics today. Half the time I take them, I wind up with a you know what (eew I hate even just the word).
What is the usual treatment when you're pregnant? Can I take diflucan?
What is the usual treatment when you're pregnant? Can I take diflucan?
My doc discouraged diflucan while pregnant, but I was pretty far along at the time. I find it helpful to take an acidopholous capsule with every antibiotic to help prevent it.
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IF you end up with one like I did this week, despite eating yogurt, I was approved for 7 day vagisil or monistat. I'm using monistat
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Diflucan is probably safe, but why take a systemic drug for a localized infection? You can use a vaginal cream and only treat the area that needs to be treated. I prefer to use that option even in non-pregnant women.
Probiotics such as lactobaccilli capsules or as found in yogurt are also helpful, but if you take them "along with the antibiotic", i.e., at the same time, you're killing them before they have a chance to do any good. Probiotics and antibiotics should be taken at least two hours apart.
Probiotics such as lactobaccilli capsules or as found in yogurt are also helpful, but if you take them "along with the antibiotic", i.e., at the same time, you're killing them before they have a chance to do any good. Probiotics and antibiotics should be taken at least two hours apart.
kaytiebugs
on 11/12/09 2:36 am - Flowery Branch, GA
on 11/12/09 2:36 am - Flowery Branch, GA
I've only ever used the little one pill diflucan for an infection. Isn't monistat... err... messy? Or gross? If I get an infection, then I'll use a monistat or something, but non-pregnant I'd much rather just take a little pill and wait a couple of days. Isn't it sort of like using an OB tampon? I'm really clueless what those treatments are like. I've always imagined needing to wash my hands for hours after using one.