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MallardDuckyMallardDucky member
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I think I have a yeast infection (not sure haven't ever had one before), I haven't seen my OB yet my first appt. is on the 6th. I am about 14 weeks.

Would this be something to go to the ER with it wait out till Monday? No walk in clinics around, and I go to work at 3pm and won't get off till 7am Monday.

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    boymomstrongboymomstrong member
    This is never fun! Try eating more plain yogurt, and if it hurts real bad, burning and itching, you can freeze some plain yogurt and put it in your hoo-ha and it will help! Good luck!

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    momthatliftsmomthatlifts member
    You can use Monistat

    It's a BOY










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    jmknoxjmknox member
    I second the Monistat. Monistat 7 worked for me.
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    lionmomlionmom member
    My husband is a physician and he said using Monistat is fine.  Skip the ER.  Try the treatment and if it's not clearing up by the appointment, then the OB can test you for other possible infections.
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