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Does yasmin birth control cause yeast infections? |
Does yasmin birth control cause yeast infections? I am gonna say no. It seems, however, that this new Yaz tends to birth control and PMDD symptoms. Nothing like blending a psych med with a birth control pill. Thats one way to ensure med compliance. Have you taken an antibiotic lately? Eat some yogurt, and get some monistat. Yes, it's possible that Yasmin (the sister product to Yaz) could cause a yeast infection but I would recommend checking with your doctor as well to see what they say. I take Yaz and have had no problems for almost two years. |
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