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For immediate relief, buy boric acid from the drug store and some gel caps.

fill gel caps with acid and insert 2x per day. This will not keep you from

getting them again. But it will help you when you have one.

From: " herdesign2003 " <hers@...>

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Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 02:58:16 -0000

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Subject: Yeast Infection Help?

Hello,

In preperation for a trip to South Africa earlier this spring, I had

to take exttended antibioitcs to prevent malaria. I have been

plagued with a vaginal yeast infection since, at least thats what the

doc says it is. No discharge, just itching and burning. It just won't

go away. Tried Monostat, Diflucan. I don't eat sugar, bake my own

bread, won't eat fast or processed foods, exercise 30-60 minutes per

day and eat a balanced diet.

Now I am taking Centrum multi vit, vit c, b complex at dr's

suggestion. I take two acodophilis (spelling!) pills per day. Am

rinsing internally with a yougurt wash 2x per day, because it is

soothing. No help. Even tried inserting garlic, and although that

eased itching, it didn'y help long term. Doc says be patient. But can

anyone give me any suggestions, please?

Thank you!

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Hi, first of all, I don't know WHO told you that you had to take antibiotics to

prevent malaria. That is absolutely ridiculous. I've been to Africa many times

and believe me that is not the way to do it.

Having said that, S/L you're doing things right in terms of the infection. This

sounds obvious but make sure you only use white toilet paper and wear only white

cotton underwear that you wash in hot water with bleach. Also, no scented soaps

in the shower and 's Baby shampoo is good too. Hang in there.

Lynne

>Hello,

>In preperation for a trip to South Africa earlier this spring, I had

>to take exttended antibioitcs to prevent malaria. I have been

>plagued with a vaginal yeast infection since, at least thats what the

>doc says it is. No discharge, just itching and burning. It just won't

>go away. Tried Monostat, Diflucan. I don't eat sugar, bake my own

>bread, won't eat fast or processed foods, exercise 30-60 minutes per

>day and eat a balanced diet.

>Now I am taking Centrum multi vit, vit c, b complex at dr's

>suggestion. I take two acodophilis (spelling!) pills per day. Am

>rinsing internally with a yougurt wash 2x per day, because it is

>soothing. No help. Even tried inserting garlic, and although that

>eased itching, it didn'y help long term. Doc says be patient. But can

>anyone give me any suggestions, please?

>Thank you!

>

>

>

>

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Holy Sh*t!! I feel like I've been hit over the head with a sledge hammer! I

never made the connection before, but my problems started in June after a trip

to S.Africa/Botswana. I thought about everything else it could possibly be

EXCEPT I took a new antimalarial called Mallarone. It's not an antibiotic but

maybe it has antibiotic properties to prevent malaria. I have similar symptoms

to yours: vaginal burning and irritation that does not respond to anything. Did

you take Mallarone too? Maybe this is a common side-effect.

PLEASE respond and tell me more info. I don't know about you but this kind of

freaks me out.

Lynne

>>Hello,

>>In preperation for a trip to South Africa earlier this spring, I had

>>to take exttended antibioitcs to prevent malaria. I have been

>>plagued with a vaginal yeast infection since, at least thats what the

>>doc says it is. No discharge, just itching and burning. It just won't

>>go away. Tried Monostat, Diflucan. I don't eat sugar, bake my own

>>bread, won't eat fast or processed foods, exercise 30-60 minutes per

>>day and eat a balanced diet.

>>Now I am taking Centrum multi vit, vit c, b complex at dr's

>>suggestion. I take two acodophilis (spelling!) pills per day. Am

>>rinsing internally with a yougurt wash 2x per day, because it is

>>soothing. No help. Even tried inserting garlic, and although that

>>eased itching, it didn'y help long term. Doc says be patient. But can

>>anyone give me any suggestions, please?

>>Thank you!

>>

>>

>>

>>

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