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How Often Should I Take My Diflucan To Treat Vaginal Yeast Infection?
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Prevention
To help prevent vaginal yeast infections, you can try the following suggestions:
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Keep the external genital area clean and dry.
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Avoid irritating soaps (including bubble bath), vaginal sprays and douches.
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Change tampons and sanitary napkins frequently.
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Wear loose cotton (rather than nylon) underwear that doesn't trap moisture.
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After swimming, change quickly into your dry clothing instead of sitting in your wet bathing suit for...
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