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Is it okay to take monistat 3 days a week and a half from breast lift surgery?

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JasaraeMarieAug 9, 2017

I'm prone to get yeast infections around ovulation and period or when I'm super stressed. My surgery is in 10 days and I only take birth control. Would monistat 3 days be fine?

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