Metronidazole should not be used to treat a yeast infection (candidiasis). In fact, the use of metronidazole may cause a yeast infection in some
Metronidazole is not the treatment for yeast infection. You need to take fluconazole for yeast infection and you can take it still with
Yeast infection (vaginal gel only). Yeast infections. Metronidazole should not be used to treat a yeast infection (candidiasis).
Metronidazole is not the treatment for yeast infection. You need to take fluconazole for yeast infection and you can take it still with
Also since metronidazole is an antibiotic and can make you susceptible to yeast infections, and alcohol can actually promote yeast infections
Can metronidazole treat a yeast infection? Metronidazole does not treat vaginal fungus or yeast infections.
Yeast infection (vaginal gel only). Yeast infections. Metronidazole should not be used to treat a yeast infection (candidiasis).
Metronidazole is not the treatment for yeast infection. You need to take fluconazole for yeast infection and you can take it still with
Metronidazole is not the treatment for yeast infection. You need to take fluconazole for yeast infection and you can take it still with
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Otherwise, great development and great writing. Looking forward to more from you!
(My only peeve is that you mentioned putting soapy fingers into a vagina. That's a NO-NO. You never, ever do that, it burns, is uncomfortable AND can potentially cause a yeast infection)