You! Dr. James N. Yamazaki is an emeritus professor of medicine at UCLA. He was the lead physician of the 1949 U.S. Atomic Bomb Medical Team, studying the effects of nuclear bombing on children in Nagasaki, Japan. He received the Socially Responsible Medicine Award from Physicians for Social Responsibility in 2008.ou! Dr. James N. Yamazaki is an emeritus professor of medicine at UCLA. He was the lead physician of the 1949 U.S. Atomic Bomb Medical Team, studying the effects of nuclear bombing on children in Nagasaki, Japan. He received the Socially Responsible Medicine Award from Physicians for Social Responsibility in 2008.
Miconazole (Monistat) is an antifungal medication. It treats vaginal yeast infections, which are caused by a fungus. If Monistat didnât work, you most likely donât have a yeast infection. Instead, you probably have bacterial vaginosis (BV).
infections, vaginal yeast infection, metronidazole. Responses (1) No, it will make it worse. It is a powerful antibiotic antiprotozoan. It kills off all bacteria good and bad and will actually kill off the good bacteria that keeps the yeast in check. Use Monistat, which is miconazole, for yeast. Bacterial Vaginosis can mimic the same symptoms as many yeast infections and that is what metro gel treats. Votes: +0.