The FDA said chronic, high doses (400 to 800 milligrams per day) of fluconazole during the first trimester of pregnancy may increase the risk of a rare and distinct set of birth defects. There doesn't appear to be any increased risk with a single, low dose (150 mg) to treat vaginal yeast infection.
via medicinenet.com
When deciding to address a health issue such as a yeast infection, pregnant women now have to be doubly vigilant.
Based on recent information, the FDA is now warning that there could be a risk to fetuses. But as usual, the FDA will not suggest alternative ways to cure yeast infections since they mostly support drug companies in the first place.
That's why looking into
natural cures for yeast infections should be a priority before deciding to go the drug route.
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