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Cuttie,severe yeast infection? |
i stopped taking oratane 2 weeks ago i took it for 4 months and i have been having vaginal bleeding w/yeast infection im really scared is anyone having this problem? Don't be scared--it's easy to fix. Yeast infections are common after taking Oratane. Go to your doctor and he'll treat it. |
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Don't be scared--it's easy to fix. Yeast infections are common after taking Oratane. Go to your doctor and he'll treat it. ...Depending on where you are in your cycle yellowish discharge can be an indication of the period that is soon to come. If you are noticing an itch along with the discharge that looks like cottage... Id ask your doctor before taking medication. It sounds like a yeast infection mainly I think because of the odor. ...Use of cephalexin medication for prolonged or repeated periods may result in oral thrush or a new vaginal yeast infection (oral or vaginal fungal infection). Contact your doctor if you notice w... there are many types of bacterial infections so yes it can have a yellowish discharge just go to the doctors and they will tell you what exactly you have and how to treat it. But if you are too e... no the medicine may not be working you may want to try this website blog it has great answers to yeast infections and it is all natural. ... It really could be, yeast infections dont have to have the cottage cheese like discharge. but they always consist of burning and itching. Go to the doctor, and they will tell you what to do and w... K you N E E D to tell your mom right away. Yeast infections can only get worse not better! don't be ashamed at all. Make an appointment to your doctor ASAP ... |
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