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Blood in Vaginal discharge
2 month back I have consulted for blood in Vaginal discharge and my pap smear showed fungal organism morphologically consistent with candida spp - I was given candid v3 for 3 days and it subsided but some itching was still there
3 days back, I had a consultation for this agian, and I am on medication as well from past 2 days
Tab zocon150 mg 0-1-0 10 days
Canesten Vaginal cream 0-0-1 3 days
ZENFLOX-0Z FILM-COATED TAB 1 tab 1-0-1 5 days
It's been two days and I'm still seeing some blood, when should I stop seeing blood? I have already spent too much on consultations, please give genuine response
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Dr. Vandana Parekh
Gynecologist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hii. I am dr Vandana parekh...
If u have a bloody discharge then continue yr medicine and complete the course and use vaginal pessary also ...
Book appointment for same.
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