How can you tell if you have a vaginal yeast infection?

When you have a vaginal yeast infection, you may have one or more of the following symptoms: vaginal itching, vaginal discharge that may be thick, white and lumpy
like cottage cheese, vaginal soreness, irritation or burning, rash or redness on the skin
outside the vagina (vulva), burning upon urination, and painful vaginal intercourse (sex).

Don't just soothe it, get rid of it!

If you think you have a yeast infection, you want something that not only soothes
its symptoms but that also cures the infection. You want MONISTAT^®.
Because unlike products that only treat the symptoms of a yeast infection,
MONISTAT^® cures the infection and relieves the symptoms of itching,
burning and irritation. Most likely it's what your mom used (and could
still use) to treat her yeast infections. So go ahead and reach
for MONISTAT^®. Chances are it's what your friends are reaching
for, too.

If this is your first yeast infection, you should talk with
your doctor. Here are some basic questions about yeast
infections to discuss with your doctor.

How to Prevent a Yeast Infection

And here are some simple things that are associated
with helping to reduce the risk of a yeast infection.

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