Re: Yeast infections and antibiotics

[Guest guest]

My dr. always prescribes two rounds of Diflucan with antibiotics. I take

one on the day I start taking antibiotics and the second one a week later.

I don't take antibiotics for cea, just for sinus infections, etc...

They work for me, but it always takes two.

Ruth

Yeast infections and antibiotics

> Hello group,

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? I have it under somewhat

> control but I still get them once a month no matter what I do and they

last

> about a week and a half and then just go away on there own. I assume from

> body changes I fight them off at a certain time of month but then they

always

> come back. Maybe if I took diflucan at the onset it would last that week

and

> a half and I wouldn't have to deal with them at all. Can a person take

> diflucan every month just once a month? anyone know?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I take Diflucan, usually every two or three months. I have a lot of trouble

with yeasts. I also take garlic capsules and probiotics, they help keep it

under control.

My doctor said that following an anti-yeast diet will also help a lot.

Cyd

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? >

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I take Diflucan, usually every two or three months. I have a lot of trouble

with yeasts. I also take garlic capsules and probiotics, they help keep it

under control.

My doctor said that following an anti-yeast diet will also help a lot.

Cyd

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? >

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I take Diflucan, usually every two or three months. I have a lot of trouble

with yeasts. I also take garlic capsules and probiotics, they help keep it

under control.

My doctor said that following an anti-yeast diet will also help a lot.

Cyd

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? >

[Guest guest]

Hi

I have taken Diflucan for yeast infections and it has worked great. My dr.

has prescribed for me to take 2 pills though instead of the one. I take one

the first day and 2 the second day. I have not ever thought about rosacea

being the cause of my yeast infections though because I am diabetic and we

tend to get yeast infections often too.

Hope this information helps.

Bobbye

[Guest guest]

I have taked nystatin, mycostatin and nizoral for yeast problems and maybe

once took diflucan. I think that you could take diflucan occasionally. I

use to use nystatin douches. My allergist prescribed the powder which I

used for everything - nose drops, gargle, mouth sores, douches, and enemas.

Go to the library and get " The Yeast Connection " or some other book about

Candida. There are several out.

Judy M

Yeast infections and antibiotics

> Hello group,

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? I have it under somewhat

> control but I still get them once a month no matter what I do and they

last

> about a week and a half and then just go away on there own. I assume from

> body changes I fight them off at a certain time of month but then they

always

> come back. Maybe if I took diflucan at the onset it would last that week

and

> a half and I wouldn't have to deal with them at all. Can a person take

> diflucan every month just once a month? anyone know?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have taked nystatin, mycostatin and nizoral for yeast problems and maybe

once took diflucan. I think that you could take diflucan occasionally. I

use to use nystatin douches. My allergist prescribed the powder which I

used for everything - nose drops, gargle, mouth sores, douches, and enemas.

Go to the library and get " The Yeast Connection " or some other book about

Candida. There are several out.

Judy M

Yeast infections and antibiotics

> Hello group,

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? I have it under somewhat

> control but I still get them once a month no matter what I do and they

last

> about a week and a half and then just go away on there own. I assume from

> body changes I fight them off at a certain time of month but then they

always

> come back. Maybe if I took diflucan at the onset it would last that week

and

> a half and I wouldn't have to deal with them at all. Can a person take

> diflucan every month just once a month? anyone know?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have taked nystatin, mycostatin and nizoral for yeast problems and maybe

once took diflucan. I think that you could take diflucan occasionally. I

use to use nystatin douches. My allergist prescribed the powder which I

used for everything - nose drops, gargle, mouth sores, douches, and enemas.

Go to the library and get " The Yeast Connection " or some other book about

Candida. There are several out.

Judy M

Yeast infections and antibiotics

> Hello group,

> Has anyone here used Diflucan for getting rid of the

yeast

> infections that go along with taking antibiotics? I have it under somewhat

> control but I still get them once a month no matter what I do and they

last

> about a week and a half and then just go away on there own. I assume from

> body changes I fight them off at a certain time of month but then they

always

> come back. Maybe if I took diflucan at the onset it would last that week

and

> a half and I wouldn't have to deal with them at all. Can a person take

> diflucan every month just once a month? anyone know?

>

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>

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