I took diflucan one (150mg), on Monday night it is now Wednesday and symptoms have not left. I am still itchy, it hurts when I wipe after I use the bathroom and i still have white/yellow discharge. This is my first yeast infection and I have no clue anything about them. I am just wondering if I should go back to the doctor tomorrow since it is christmas time and the holiday hours make it a bit more challenging. I am also on birth control tricyclen and I just finished antibotics. My last pill for antibotics was Tuesday (1pm) the doctor said it would be fine to still take it even tho I took the diflucan monday night (2:30am). Is this normal? Should I give it so more time? I am uncomfortable when I'm lying in bed, when I am at work I'm always busy so I kinda forget about it. Thank you in advice for the help.
Fluconazole - Symptoms not gone after two days is it going to work?
Question posted by Lucydemi555 on 23 Dec 2015
Last updated on 25 December 2015
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Yes you should go back to the Doctor and let him culture it to make sure, with yeast you may need one more dose to clear it, white cheese like discharge is yeast. yellow may need a culture to find out what type of bacteria it is, hope I have been of some help to you, Merry Christmas.
So it's not painful anymore but I still get some discharge more than normal sometimes during the day. Does this mean it's clearing up?
So it's not painful anymore but I still get some discharge more than normal sometimes during the day. Does this mean it's clearing up? Merry Christmas !
It is still itchy tho. Sorry for the different comments I don't know how to use this website and how to update one comment.
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