antifungal while breastfeeding?

[Guest guest]

i was wondering which antifungal would be the best while nursing? i know several

of them

are not recommended while nursing or pregnancy and my baby hates the taste of

garlic so i

was wondering if there was anything else that might be better, my doctor gave me

a scrip for

nystatin and/or dyflucan but i didn't know if there was a better option?

thanks

sam

[Guest guest]

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> i was wondering which antifungal would be the best while nursing? i

know several of them are not recommended while nursing or pregnancy

and my baby hates the taste of garlic so i was wondering if there was

anything else that might be better, my doctor gave me a scrip for

nystatin and/or dyflucan but i didn't know if there was a better

option?

Hi Sam. Of course coconut oil is the best antifungal, and since

antifungals aren't as important as diet plus supplements, you can

stay on it and not have to take any other antifungal.

Only when you are able to take 6 tbls. coconut oil would you add one

other antifungal anyway.

Of those above Nystatin powder is better because Diflucan is

extremely hard on the liver and can damage it a great deal. Ensure

you've got a perscription for the correct one, some powders and

tablets contain sugar (crazy huh?). Some powders are for topical use

only so they can contain talcum powder. See this article to ensure

you get the correct one:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/anti3.php

Even pharmacists dispense the wrong nystatin as many members of this

group have discovered, so double check it with the pharmacists too.

The best, Bee