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What Vaginal Infections Does Metronidazole Treat
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Metronidazole, Nasnonex, & ThrushI was prescribed a 7 day course of Metronidazole (500mg, twice a day) for a bacterial infection and also Nasonex at the same time for my allergies. On the fifth day of my treatment I developed a white coating on my tongue with a slightly hairy...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
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vaginal strep b infection/weight loss with shiingles.hiI have two questions. In the last year i have had two illnesses. I believe i had shingles but... Read more »Will i be infected if infected vaginal cum touches my penis tip.I had sex with a prostitute using condom.after having sex with her few vaginal cum got stuck on my... Read more »
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Treating Opportunistic Infections Among HIV-Infected Adults and AdolescentsSummary Introduction How to Use the Information in This Report Effect of Antiretroviral Therapy on the Incidence and Management of OIs Initiation of ART in the Setting of an Acute OI (Treatment-Naive Patients) Management of Acute OIs in the... Read more »
Treating and Preventing Fungal Infections NaturallyThere is a strong connection between what you eat and the health of your immune system. Nevertheless, nutritional approaches to prevent and treat conditions like candidiasis (fungal, yeast infections) are complicated and controversial. While there... Read more »
Vaginal HealthIt's hard to get information about HIV and women's health issues. Yes, I'm talking about birth control, yeast infections and menopause. As a woman living with HIV, what do I need to know about my health down there? -- E.R., Kamloops, BC ... Read more »
VaginitisWhat is vaginitis? Vaginitis is a term for any infection or inflammation of the vagina. What are the symptoms of vaginitis? In general, vaginitis may cause itching, irritation, or abnormal vaginal discharge. There are a several different kinds of... Read more »
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vaginal yeast infections
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
could a woman have yeast infections and never know she has one say if she was hiv pos would she continue to have yeast infections that would never require treatment Read more » vaginal infections
Posted by curiousme, 1 Reply
I aready know the answer, but I need some HELP, to do what I need to do, (TEST). I am 2 + years from possible exposure. I have not tested because i fear I CAN"T HANDLE THE TRUTH!. I have not had sex AT ALL since my possible exposure, so the buck... Read more » vaginal discharge
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was diagnosed with gonorrhea about a month ago. I was treated and retested. The retest came back as undetected. I have also gone in for a full STD testing. I won't know the results until next week. I don't really have any syptoms of anything,...
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Any reported cases of protected vaginal infection
Posted by Anonymous
Hi there ,Are there any documented reports of hetero cases , where protection(condom) was used but, infection was still possible to the insertive partner(male) ? Please help !! Love all Read more »
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