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Fungal infection in vaginal opening
Hi, few days back, I was diagnosed with fungal infection in vagina opening. Doctor advised me to use vaginal suppository for 6 days . I had to leave this treatment in between since I was travelling and I used it only for 3 days . My treatment was incomplete but my symptoms were gone . But again, I have started to feel little sensitivity in my vag opening while I am peeing but it is not that severe . So I was thinking to take rest of the 3 suppository. Is it okay? Can I use it now ?
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Even if your symptoms went away in 3 days, it is recommended to complete the course of treatment. Re start the course and complete it.
Please get your blood sugar levels checked to rule out diabetes if you are getting recurrent infections.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Sensitivity in the opening during urination could be unrelated to the vaginal infection it could be because of urine infection
You need investigation and treatment accordingly
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