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Vaginal infection
My vaginal infection is coming again and again. I have taken antibiotics prescribed by dr. And I used vaginal pessary also. My urine analysis and culture report is normal. My before and post meal sugar is normal. But again I am feeling inflammation in vagina. If I take flavospas 200mg I feel relaxed and when I stop taking flavospas again I feel inflammation. Maximum how much days can I take flavospas? And why I feel inflammation in vagina? I use v wash gor intimate hygiene.
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Do not use V wash on a regular basis
Stop it’s usage and see if there r improvement in your symptoms
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Chennai
Take Tablet Norfloxacin 400 mg twice a day for 10 days
Take Tablet Flavospas three time a day for three days
Next Steps
Syrup Urilizer two spoons three times a day for a week
Urikind sachet twice a day for a week
Health Tips
Take plenty of water and buttermilk and cranberry juice
Take partner treatment with same medication to avoid ping pong infection
Use barrier contraception like condom for three months
Keep dry
Use cotton panties or no panties for a month
Use Intiwash solution for cleaning vagina and vulva twice a day
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