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Yeast Infection Complete Combo
Combo Includes
2 vaginal pH tests 3-Day Yeast Infection Treatment Vaginal Health Probiotic (two-month supply) 20 liners
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Everything you need to detect, treat, and protect against yeast infections. Includes two Vaginal PH Tests so you never have to wonder, itch cream & suppositories to find relief fast, our Vaginal Health Probiotic supplement to protect from future infection, and pantyliners to keep you comfortable.
- OBGYN-approved
- Easy-to-use with jargon-free instructions
- FDA cleared
How it works
Yeast infections are a fungal infection that causes discharge, painful itching, and irritation of the vagina and vulva. The Vaginal pH Test measures the acidity of your vagina and can determine whether you have a yeast infection or another infection that may require antibiotic treatment.
The 3-Day Yeast Infection Treatment & itch cream are an antifungal medication that stops the growth of yeast within the vagina and on the vulva. To help protect against future infections, the Vaginal Health Probiotic includes 15 billion organisms of the 'good bacteria' to support your microbiome. The Liners are ultra-thin to improve keep you comfortable and protect your underwear during the course of treatment.
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What are the symptoms of a yeast infection?
A healthy vagina naturally has a balance of yeast and bacteria. A yeast infection, also referred to as "monilia" or "candidiasis," occurs when that balance is disrupted and there is an overgrowth of yeast (candida). Yeast infection symptoms can include redness, itching and irritation in the vagina and vulva, pain or a burning sensation during sex and urination, and a thick discharge with a consistency similar to cottage cheese.
Is this safe for pregnant people?
We always recommend speaking with your doctor before taking dietary supplements or using internal or topical treatments during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. The vaginal health probiotic contains Inulin, which can cause gassiness, stomach cramping, diarrhea and even anaphylactic reaction (rarely) in some individuals. Discontinue use and speak with your doctor if you are experiencing bloating, stomach discomfort or diarrhea.
Can this prevent a yeast infection?
The vaginal health probiotic is targeted to support vaginal health with 15 billion organisms of the most researched strains, that work to keep your vagina pH balanced, are clinically proven to fight off four different types of bacteria that cause bacterial vaginosis and vaginosis, reduce bloating and aid digestion, and feed the 'good bacteria' in your vaginal microbiome. This will help protect against potential infections of the vagina, but will not necessarily prevent all future yeast infections.
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