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That being said, if you get yeast infections often and use Monistat, you might be 'immune' to that option. At that point I'd say go to the dr., get it checked out, and get a Diflucan, which is available only through prescription as you probably know.
With Monistat: you put it in at bedtime... there are pre-filled applicators.
If you aren't sure of what you have, I would recommend seeing a doctor. There are a lot of things that cause the same symptoms of a yeast infection. If it isn't yeast, and you treat it like it is, you may make matters worse.
Itchy, white and clumpy discharge sounds like a yeast infection. However, there's usually no odor, or a yeasty odor... "strong" odor makes me think there might be something else going on. I agree I'd see your doctor to be sure, particularly if you haven't had a yeast infection before.
That being said, if you get yeast infections often and use Monistat, you might be 'immune' to that option. At that point I'd say go to the dr., get it checked out, and get a Diflucan, which is available only through prescription as you probably know.
With Monistat: you put it in at bedtime... there are pre-filled applicators.