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Go get a MONISTAT ONE DAY TREATMENT if you don't want to fool with the doctor.

Edited by downsizingdiva

No, it won't go away on its own. The yeast infection is likely due to the antibiotics you received from surgery and your dietary changes. I can't live with a yeast infection for two days, let alone for 11, especially right after surgery. I would get OTC cream and try it for today, but call your doctor first thing tomorrow morning and ask them to call in a prescription for Diflucan.

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