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seekhelp
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Is it OK to take 1-2 200 mg tablets of diflucan weekly to guard against yeast? Is this dangerous and can cause candida-resistance? Any adcice is appreciated.
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Seek I take 400mg a day? Weekly?

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I would think it would cause resistance. Better follow dr's instructions.

and follow the DIET

Nystatin is a good preventative!

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My old LLMD used to Rx one 200 mg tablet every 7 days as a preventive. He never mentioned resistance issues. My new LLMD gave me a 30-day script and said to take it if I 'thought' I had yeast issues. I don't know!!! I'm not a doctor. I don't see a white coating on my tongue so it's not obvious; I just know diflucan helps me feel better when I take it.

I take 3-4 Nystatin pills daily. I didn't get up to 16 pills a day like the doc wanted yet. It is temporary. I may try soon. Need to cut even more sugar out of my diet. I've made big improvements cutting sugar than I did before. No sweets, pop, etc. Now I need to cut out more processed foods to help more.

I don't feel well enough to cook elaborate meals every day and that's what it takes. [Frown]

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I wouldn't take this stuff unless you're somewhat sure you need it. It can be a lil hard on the ole kidneys...

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Diflucan has been shown to prevent biofilm formation and they give it in hopes it does just that in Bb.

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I take diflucan 100 mg for 7 days straight if I am having a yeast issue. I take a break from it until I have a flare up and then I take it for another 7 days.

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What are "signs" of Yeast issues?
Is bloat one?
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