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How long should it take for a one-time yeast infection pill to start working?
I developed a pretty bad yeast infection because of my birth control. It's extremely painful. The nurse at urgent Care prescribed me a one-time pill that I took this morning. Does anyone know how long it should take this thing to start helping?
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You should feel better very soon--- That one day pill is pretty effective. It's now a couple days since you posted this. Has the yeast infection cleared up? I find that taking probiotics really helps. I take the supplement but some drink the yogurt drinks enhanced with it. Also, airing out occasionally can help like sleeping without underwear.
How is it now? Better?
How is it now? Better?
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