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Recurrent thrush in pregnancy...

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I've had on and off (more on) thrush for the past 5 weeks now. I've only been using the lower strength caneasten cream when I need to but don't think I'm getting rid of the infection fully. What else can I use? it's driving me mad!! (Already using mild soap and wearing cotton knickers) I'm 20 weeks tomorrow, never usually prone to thrush, didn't get it in my last pregnancy either...

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Have you seen your doctor? Perhaps they could prescribe something a bit stronger that is safe for use during pregnancy. I believe that thrush can actually be dangerous further on in the pregnancy and cause pre-term birth, so it would be a good idea to seek their advice ASAP If you haven’t already.

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