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Yeast infections will usually not go away without some form of treatment. Over-the-counter medications should be used if eating yogurt and placing it in the vagina does not work after two weeks. If after two weeks, an over-the-counter medication does not work, see a doctor for an antibiotic such as Diflucan, which will stop yeast growth. If treated with at-home remedies, a yeast infection will usually go away within two weeks.
The gold-standard treatment for most vaginal yeast infection cases is any one of the creams or suppositories lining drugstore shelves. These products use drugs called azoles, antifungals that have been proven to clear up 80 to 90% of yeast infections. The type of azole varies brand to brand (miconazole is used in Monistat; clotrimazole, in Gyne-Lotrimin), and treatment can span 1 to 7 days. Each is equally effective for a patient with an uncomplicated vaginal yeast infection, so buyers can choose the least expensive, says Reinhold.