... each month. Diflucan, Monistat, and other prescribed creams are not getting rid of the infection. Is this normal? Should I get the Mirena removed? I was diagnosed with HPV before I got the Mirena, but my doctor said it was ok, that I could still get the IUD.
I have had Mirena for 2 months now. Out of those two months I have had a yeast infection during?
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- 6 weeks ago by shampoo7210
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- diflucan, mirena, monistat, infections, vaginal yeast infection, candida infections, systemic
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It is possible that you don't have a yeast infection, but, bacterial vaginosis. The symptoms can be nearly identical. Bacterial Vaginosis is a broad term to describe several types of conditions. Go to vaginosis.com and read Dr. James Christians article all the way. It mentions a study in Brittain and it lists the results of several ways to treat it. It was the most informative article on this subject and cleared up several questions I had about the difference between yeast and BV.
