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Suggest Treatment For Yeast Infection After Bacterial Vaginosis

My daughter developed a painful rash on her bra line yesterday and today she has 70 80 spots down the sides her torso that don't itch, but they hurt. The look like bug bites me, however, they don't itch. Any ideas? She's 20, appx 150 lbs and been battling some stress and suppressed immune system, prob. on antibiotics for a raging yeast infection after raging bacterial vaginosis. Help

posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello,
Welcome to HCM,

Your history and symptoms are suggestive of fungal infection and it is more common in the genitals, as they are the normal comensals of this area which will be kept under control by helpful organisms.

Whenever there is a imbalance in the environment it will produces its symptoms.

I would suggest you to follow
1.Keep the are clean and dry
2.Topical application of anti fungal cream like Ketcanozole cream
3.Oral single dose of Tab Diflucan, 150 mg.
4.Oral anti histamines.
Thank you.
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Suggest Treatment For Yeast Infection After Bacterial Vaginosis

Hello, Welcome to HCM, Your history and symptoms are suggestive of fungal infection and it is more common in the genitals, as they are the normal comensals of this area which will be kept under control by helpful organisms. Whenever there is a imbalance in the environment it will produces its symptoms. I would suggest you to follow 1.Keep the are clean and dry 2.Topical application of anti fungal cream like Ketcanozole cream 3.Oral single dose of Tab Diflucan, 150 mg. 4.Oral anti histamines. Thank you.