Vaginal Fungal And Yeast Infection - Constant Itching And Slight

Vaginal fungal and yeast infection

Asked for Female, 23 Years

Constant itching and slight burning in the labia region and vulva. Please suggest a suitable anti-fungal cream.

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Candid vaginal cream. Cansoft CL vaginal pessaries for 6 days in night.

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