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23 Oct 2009
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Probiotics + bleeding
Hi
pls help
3 days ago i went to my gynae to get treated for yeast infection - i was bleeding when i went to see him
He gave me a cream Dalacin VC , 4 sporanox (to take within 24 hours) and 5 Dumoxin to take for 5 days.
the bleeding stopped after 2 days
after reading that Probiotics are very good in replacing the good bacteria that antibiotics remove from the system, i decided to buy them (9 strain) last night and took one pill before sleeping
this morning i woke up and i was sort of spotting and there was some small pieces of clot and red slimey blood
what does this mean? is that how the probiotics work or could this mean that the yeast is coming back?
i am very worried, my doctor is very busy and not easy to ask him on the phone
can someone please tell me it this is normal or not
pls help
3 days ago i went to my gynae to get treated for yeast infection - i was bleeding when i went to see him
He gave me a cream Dalacin VC , 4 sporanox (to take within 24 hours) and 5 Dumoxin to take for 5 days.
the bleeding stopped after 2 days
after reading that Probiotics are very good in replacing the good bacteria that antibiotics remove from the system, i decided to buy them (9 strain) last night and took one pill before sleeping
this morning i woke up and i was sort of spotting and there was some small pieces of clot and red slimey blood
what does this mean? is that how the probiotics work or could this mean that the yeast is coming back?
i am very worried, my doctor is very busy and not easy to ask him on the phone
can someone please tell me it this is normal or not
GynaeDoc
This is probably still due to the yeast infection. It does not clear up immediately and can take up to 7 days for your symptoms to disappear completely. It would not be related to the probiotics.
Best wishes
Best wishes
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