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It is used to treat vaginal yeast infections.
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Can you take a fluconazole tablet with Ramipril?
Yes, Diflucan can be taken with Altace if both medication are required and prescribed for you. There is no significant interaction. However, fluconazole may have other interactions with different drugs.
Where you can order Diflucan with no prescription?
Mosttrustedtabs is a reliable Canadian Pharmacy which sell difluса without prescription online
Is there any over the counter medicine that you can take that is the same as valtrex?
It depends on what you are trying to treat. If its a yeast infection (which diflucan can sometimes be prescribed for) there are options over the counter. But there is no OTC medication that is equal too it. You can find many antifungals over the counter, but its the antibiotic part of diflucan you will not be able to find.
Does diflucan affect the birth control pill?
There are no known drug interactions between Diflucan (fluconazole) and the birth control pill.
What is diflucan generic name?
fluconazole
Can you buy diflucan without a prescription?
Mosttrustedtabs is a reliable Canadian Pharmacy which sell difluса without prescription online
Can you take Diflucan being postmenopausal?
No, Diflucan is a one-pill solution for vaginal yeast infections. It does not affect hormones and will have no effect on post-menopausal symptoms.
Can you take mucinex with diflucan?
terinafine with mucinex together
Is an effective medication for the treatment of systemic fungal infection?
diflucan
Can antibiotics cause cause a yeast infection that Diflucan cannot take away?
Diflucan should take care of any vaginal yeast infection, if it doesn't see your doctor or health care provider for advice.
Can you take diflucan and Tylenol at same time?
yes it is safe to take together
Is diflucan an antibiotic?
It depends of the antibiotic. Some antibiotics have major interactions with fluconazole. However, a single dose of 150 mg is generally okay with all antibiotics. If you have a prolonged treatment, you should check with your doctor / pharmacist.
