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Reviewer: JJ, on Treatment for less than 1 month
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Stopped using the Monistat 7 after 3 days. The burning after insertion is not worth it. Worst of all, I think it's causing some vaginally bleeding, which is concerning since I am pregnant. My doctor said to use it because its safer than the pills, but I am done. I would not suggest this product.
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Reviewer: 19-24 on Treatment for less than 1 month
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This was my first yeast infection and I was scared . My mother told me about monistat. I am on my second night and the itching is horrible I will say it lasts about an hour . Hopefully on my 3rd night the itching will cool down . And through out the day I feel fine just a little itching .
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Reviewer: forthelasttime, 35-44 on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year
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This medicine works. It is messy and if you have a mild infection or worse, the burning on days 1-3 is horrible to the point where you will reconsider everything you’ve done in life. You will research supplements and a healthy diet and what clothes to wear...but only a handful will make changes. The rest of us will be back on here to let the newbies know that yes, it works, but yes it will almost
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Reviewer: Jackie , on Treatment for less than 1 month
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Currently on day 3 of the product - have used it in the past to treat yeast infections. The first night there was a slight burning/ itching followed by a pulsating sensation (weirdest feeling) It only lasted about an hour. The box does state itching/burning could happen after inserting the medicine due to it killing off the yeast. The next morning after showering definitely felt the itch but carri
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Reviewer: Kendra
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I originally purchased the monistat 1 cream , but after reading the reviews I was terrified to use it. I purchased the monistat 7. I read that some people had very bad experiences, but after I used it there was no burning or itching at all. Every one is different, so maybe that's why there are weird reviews about extreme itching or burning after using this product, but I'm my experience it
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