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trush please answer
Jan 13, 2002
I was just tested for hiv a month ago it came back negitive. I have been treated for trush for about 2 months now wit nystatin and diflucan. and it just won't go away. any thoughts or suggestions?
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Response from Dr. Reznik
My question would be whether or not you do have candidiasis (thrush) as Diflucan is a very effective therapy and should have managed this occurrence. I would first check and make sure you were on the proper dosage of Diflucan which would be 200 mg by mouth on the first day and 100 mg a day by mouth for the rest of the two week treatment period.
My suggestion would be to visit a dentist who is experienced in oral medicine or oral pathology for an accurate diagnosis.
DR
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