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By gmarie626 | Nov 08, 2010

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Answered by Annekathryn Goodman, M.D.

Yeast Infection - HELP

I have had a yeast infection fo approx. 4 months that will seem to clear up and come right back. I have tried OTC creams, such as Gynelotrimin and Terazol. I have also used Diflucan. I am willing to try anything that might help. I have heard that using boric acid suppositories or douching with hydrogen peroxide/water will help with stubborn cases. Any ideas?? HELP!

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Annekathryn Goodman, M.D.

Nov 09, 2010

Hi There
this is a forum for questions on ovarian cancer. Yeast infections are not a symptom of ovarian cancer.
You should see your gynecologist for a good exam and consultation
best wishes

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