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In w week wait- fungal infection
Hi I have been in my follicular study..and now I am in a two week wait period currently taking a progesterone tablet..
For the past one week I have some fungal infection and today I went to a dermatologist and the doctor prescribed me itraconazole capsules 200 mg doctor said to avoid pregnancy for the next 2 months..
What should I do now I should continue a progesterone tablet or i have to stop it..
If pregnancy confirmed then will it affect my baby ???
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It all depends on how much you value your pregnancy at this stage. You should not take Itraconazole till you get your periods. You should stop taking Progesterone at this stage.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
You can ask for creams for local application to your dermatologist
Avoid tablets at present
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