Re: How long to treat thrush

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> Dear Bee

>

> I have been following the treatment, for the first time without

> Diflucan may I say, for vaginal thrush. My question is how long

> should I do it for. It is more than two weeks now and even though the

> acute symptoms have disappeared I am afraid to stop in case it comes

> back fully again. Is there a recipe for maintenance or should I do the

> treatment for a specific time period. Grateful for guidance.

>

> regards

> Perihan

==>You can directly treat your vaginal thrush to help alleviate

miserable symptoms as long as you wish. But it will only be cured when

your immune system becomes strong enough to " make " candida change back

into the nice friendly organism it is supposed to be in the body.

==>It takes 1 month of natural healing for every year you've been

unhealthy, which for most people nowadays that is since before their

birth. The timing starts when you are completely on the diet and

taking all of the supplements.

Bee