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2 | Have you been diagnosed with thrush before which has gone with simple treatment?
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4 | Have you had more than two thrush infections in the last six months?
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5 | Are you allergic to the ingredients of the treatment you wish to use?
- Single dose oral tablets contain fluconazole
- Creams/pessaries contain clotrimazole / miconazole / anti-fungal cream
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6 | Have you or your partner had exposure to sexually transmitted disease?
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7 | Do you have any of the following?
MEN:
- Sores, blisters or ulcers on or around the penis
- Discharge (mucous like substance) leaking from the end of the penis
WOMEN:
- Sores, blisters or ulcers in the vaginal area
- Irregular or unexplained vaginal bleeding
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8 | Are you taking the antihistamine terfenadine or the prescription medicine cisapride?
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9 | Have you been diagnosed with liver or kidney disease?
Not including very minor illness that has completely resolved or occasional urinary infections.
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10 | Are you aware that there are other things you can do to ease your symptoms in addition to medication?
Things you can do to ease and prevent thrush include:
- Avoiding scented products to wash your genitals and sticking to water and emollient
- Making sure the affected area is completely dry before putting on underwear
- Wearing cotton underwear instead of synthetic fabrics, as cotton is more breathable whereas synthetic fabrics encourage moisture
- Avoiding sex until your symptoms have cleared
- Taking showers instead of baths
- Avoiding douching your vagina (females)
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11 | Do you suffer from any chronic disease likely to reduce your immunity?
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12 | Are you aware thrush symptoms should go within 10 days of starting treatment?
Thrush symptoms should go within 10 days of starting treatment.
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14 | What is the name of your GP surgery and do you consent to us contacting them about your treatment?
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