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Will Cerrazette Causes Trush Infections?

Hello, Ive been taking Cerazette for about 6 months now and Im having recurrent Thrush infections. I did not have this problem before. Sex is becoming very painful and always seems to set the infection off again. Is there a possibility Cerrazette could be causing the infection? Thankyou.
Mon, 29 Dec 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

There are many factors that contribute towards a yeast infection and one of them can be POP's as well. The contraceptive pill that you are taking could be a contributive factor, but before this I would prefer first adequately treating the infection with anti-fungal medication and abstaining from sexual intercourse until 2 weeks after the last dose, at the least. Also avoid all other contributing factors as well like avoiding a moist environment in your genital/undergarment region, taking a shower at least once a day, changing your undergarments as frequently as possible, washing up after sexual intercourse, etc.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Will Cerrazette Causes Trush Infections?

Hello ma am and welcome. There are many factors that contribute towards a yeast infection and one of them can be POP s as well. The contraceptive pill that you are taking could be a contributive factor, but before this I would prefer first adequately treating the infection with anti-fungal medication and abstaining from sexual intercourse until 2 weeks after the last dose, at the least. Also avoid all other contributing factors as well like avoiding a moist environment in your genital/undergarment region, taking a shower at least once a day, changing your undergarments as frequently as possible, washing up after sexual intercourse, etc. Hope this helps. Best wishes.