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I was given medication for a yeast infection. I started it yesterday night and now I have my period!? |
Can I still use my medication? Or should I wait for the period to finish (usually 4-5 days) and then start the medication? P.S. Its a vaginal medication (I have to insert it) Yes, you should still use your medication. Take the meds anyway. Still use the meds. |
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