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		<title>By: Jennifer Mannington</title>
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		<description>Diflucan is very effective at treating Candida infections, however I have been told by a specialist in the area of STI&#039;s that almost 1/3 of suposed yeast infections are not in fact correctly diagnosed.

Most doctors will diagnose based on discomfort and a discharge, but very few will carry out a culture of vaginal swabs to confirm that the STI is in fact Candida and not some other pathogenic organism (such as Bacterial Vaginosis).

If you have persistent &quot;thrush&quot; that is not cured by Diflucan or Co-Trimazole, make sure the doctor confirms that infectious organism by ELISA or PCR.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Diflucan is very effective at treating Candida infections, however I have been told by a specialist in the area of STI&#8217;s that almost 1/3 of suposed yeast infections are not in fact correctly diagnosed.</p>
<p>Most doctors will diagnose based on discomfort and a discharge, but very few will carry out a culture of vaginal swabs to confirm that the STI is in fact Candida and not some other pathogenic organism (such as Bacterial Vaginosis).</p>
<p>If you have persistent &#8220;thrush&#8221; that is not cured by Diflucan or Co-Trimazole, make sure the doctor confirms that infectious organism by ELISA or PCR.</p>
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