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Vaginal infection & progesteron vaginal

2018-02-14 15:53:49
Hi! I'm pregnant 8 weeks and i feel burning and light itching since 6 days in vaginal region. I'm on vaginal progesteron 400mg daily since i discover my pregnancy. 3weeks ago my Dr ordered to increase the dose to 600mg daily. So can i take both candid v6 and progesteron per vagina.
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Progesterone are generally started in cases of previous abortions, conception after infertility treatment or threatened abortion in this pregnancy. Progesterone can be taken vaginally, injection or orally. There may be local irritation due to tablet. Have to differentiate between infection and drug irritation.
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