What do you do if yeast infection medicine comes out?
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 at
12:28 pm
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Yes just don’t move a lot. I might not seem like a good idea but put it back in, I mean as long as it just touched your undies it will be okay.
its supposed to leak that y they say use a pantyliner
they give you so much because some of it is supposed to come out. its fine
Only you will know if it worked or not
The thing with counter medications available from you local pharmacy is that it only suppresses the yeast infection causing bacteria for a while before it attacks again.Also, the medications are not really formulated specifically for your body.
The bacteria causing the yeast infection can be caused by some of the food that we eat on a daily basis. Once you eliminate these food items from your daily diet, you’ll experience a near immediate difference in your itchiness and the best thing is, now that you know what causes it, you can avoid these foods and you are most likely never going to experience it again.
The added advantage is that , when living in a small community you do not have to undergo the embarrassment of divulging this problem to your local pharmacist.