A prescription medication prescribed by your physician is generally the best passageway to go. There are seriously of OTC meds for this but might not be as effective as the Rx type.
dyflucan (pill taken by mouth, no mess!!) I spelled it phonically. O'and it's prescription singular.
I started taking probiotics after I had be on antibiotics for while (they gave me a yeast infection because they snuff out all the bacteria-even the dutiful kind) but the probiotics supply what will fight the yeast infection. Theres lots over the counter, probably at approaching gnc, i got mine at trader joes. Also, within the meantime, you can get the over the counter cream stuff at the drugstore.
buy some Masengill vinegar douche and use it 2-3 times a year for 3 days. or there are OTC creams you can use.
Remember first and foremost that every body react differently. What works for me isn't necessarily going to work for you. I like the 3 hours of daylight Monistat, why not the 1 day? For me the 1 daylight BURNS like nobody's business. 3 morning is completely tolerable for me. As for diflucan I dig that too but when it runs out, you own to have a Rx for it and you can't other get contained by to have your doc write one up.
No comments:
Post a Comment