Actually my friend has a yeast infection in the vagina. is this cream quadriderm is useful or not?

Vaginal Infection

Vaginal Yeast Infection

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Dr. G.R. AgrawalHomeopathy Doctor36yrs exp

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Hi, Lybrate user, ?yeast infection grows in vulva, cause itching & irritation with cheesy discharge.?wear loose under garments to allow fresh air to nourish your pelvic, groin and vaginal muscles to check infection.?clean external genital area with underlying homoeopathic medicine. @ echinecea q -20 drops with 1/2 cup of water, apply ,thrice, locally, daily. Take, 10 drops of� echineceaq mixed with 1/2 cup of water, orally, thrice. Consult ,privetly for a better and faster recovery, please. ?avoid, junk food, alcohol and nicotine. ?report after a wk, privetly, please. Tk, care.

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Swapnika BoppudiGynaecologist7yrs exp

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Hi lybrate-user your friend might have vaginal candidiasis. Quadriderm cream can be used. But a better alternative is fluconazole 150 mg tablet stat (single) dose. Oral fluconazole has better efficacy and results than topical ointments.

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Dr. Esha ChakravartiGynaecologist9yrs exp

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Hello Lybrate-user. There are better options that specifically focus on vaginal fungal infections. For prescription drugs you can get in touch.

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