what are the signs of vaginal candidiasis(thrush) getting better?
i had this intense itch, redness n whitish-yellowish discharge a few months ago, after a few days it subsided. i hope that it would eventually go away, but after months, the whitish-slightly yellowish discharge still remains, though the itching only occurs when the discharge accumulate too much in my underwear. otherwise, minimal itching, the swelling is not there too. i think it has gotten quite mild, but i wanted it to disappear completely.
after i went to see a gynae, he told me it’s most probably vaginal candidiasis and gave me a 150mg fluconazole(diflucan) tablet. it’s been two days now since i’ve taken it. how long will it take to clear up? what are the signs that the infection is receding? (remember my infection is not so serious) and how many days should i wait before i go to see the doctor again if it does not clear up?
I’m a medical student, have a pen-torch which i use with a mirror to see into my vagina. today there are still patches of whitish mucus in my vaginal, how long will it take for it to clear up?
it just happened out of the blue, not on any contraceptives pills or anything like that. 1 150mg fluconazole tablet is supposedly enough for vaginal candiasis( written on the information paper of the tablet)
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the yeast infection should go away within 3 or 4 days. if it hasn’t, its probably going to need another dose. if it is really stubborn, then get your doctor to give you 7 tablets, and you take one tablet each day for 7 days. then the yeast infection should be gone. next time, go to the doc as soon as you notice the first symptoms, ok?
Your treatment is not completed.Repeat it.Also try to remember how it started sexual transfer,antibiotic theraphy,diabetes,contraceptive pills,public wc.,etc..