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I Have Had Recurrent Thrush For A Year

Hi. I have had reccurent thrush for a year now and it doesnt seem to be going away. I have tried fluconazole tablets, all kinds of creams including canesten, daktacort and metrosa and it doesnt seem to be clearing up. I have put a little weight on recently and I was thinking this may be due to this. I was wondering what else I could do or whether things such as chocolate and coffee affect it as well. Cheers.
posted on Sun, 11 Jul 2010
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I have had a blood test at my local GP to test whether i am diabetic but the test came back that I wasnt. I dont know about blood glucose but I have had a urine test and a swab test from the local GP.
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Hello.Welcome.If you are not diabetic then try SECNIDAZOLE 2 grams stat.This comes with name of tablet SECNIL.I hope you shall have good response.Good luck.
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I Have Had Recurrent Thrush For A Year

I have had a blood test at my local GP to test whether i am diabetic but the test came back that I wasnt. I dont know about blood glucose but I have had a urine test and a swab test from the local GP.