garlic and the gynecologist
Oct. 26th, 2007 11:22 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
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So here is an embarrassing question.
I have what I think is a chronic yeast infection. I've had it for three months, and I went to my school's clinic four times to try to deal with it. Although they confirmed it was yeast, the medicines they prescribed weren't helping. I haven't been able to get an appointment with a gynecologist until December.
Last night, I tried the garlic remedy by inserting a clove in my vagina for four hours while I slept. So far so good.
But! There was a cancellation at the gynecologist's today (I have never seen her before,) and they called to ask if I wanted to take it. I jumped on the opportunity. So, what should I tell the gynecologist about the garlic? She is definitely going to be able to smell it.
I guess I just want some reassurance that the garlic thing isn't that weird, and that I'm not going to get a lecture about it from a new gynecologist. I'm already petrified enough as-is. My appointment is at 1 est.
I have what I think is a chronic yeast infection. I've had it for three months, and I went to my school's clinic four times to try to deal with it. Although they confirmed it was yeast, the medicines they prescribed weren't helping. I haven't been able to get an appointment with a gynecologist until December.
Last night, I tried the garlic remedy by inserting a clove in my vagina for four hours while I slept. So far so good.
But! There was a cancellation at the gynecologist's today (I have never seen her before,) and they called to ask if I wanted to take it. I jumped on the opportunity. So, what should I tell the gynecologist about the garlic? She is definitely going to be able to smell it.
I guess I just want some reassurance that the garlic thing isn't that weird, and that I'm not going to get a lecture about it from a new gynecologist. I'm already petrified enough as-is. My appointment is at 1 est.
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Date: 2007-10-26 03:28 pm (UTC)In the end, remember this is a doctor that you'll probably only ever see once or twice a year at most...who cares what she thinks? She's there to treat you as a medical professional, not give social commentary a la Negative Nancy. ;)
Oh, and garlic is a popular home remedy used the world over...it really isn't weird.
Hope you feel better!