what are some of the medication for Uterus Infection and to clear  spots from skin or smooth skin?
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I know of web site that offers several skin care products that work miracles.  Please try it out.  www.heatlhrenummedical.com
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clearisal, and washing really good with soap and water works, if not go to a dermotologist like i did and get accutane, which is pretty powerful stuff!
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Use over-the-counter treatments like vaginal suppositories/creams, you can clear it up in a few days. (A doctor can order a prescription pill to take also.)There are a couple of different kinds; if one ingredient doesn't work, try a different one. Also over-the-counter cortisone cream will relieve the itch. Stay clear of sweets, white "carbs" like bread and pasta, eat yogurt with acidophalus cultures included (kills yeast) or take the over-the-counter acidophalus capsules. Wear natural-fiber, loose fitting clothing and cotton panties/bras..this is VERY IMPORTANT. You want to keep the areas as dry as possible. You can apply cornstarch to soothe and dry the areas also. Don't use harsh soaps; try a bath in tipid water with 1/2 cup of oatmeal in a wash cloth tied with a rubberband. It's a great gentle cleanser and won't irritate your delicate skin. If you have an intimate partner, they will want to be treated also as you can pass this back and forth. Douching is not recommended while you're using your yeast medications vaginally.  In fact, too much douching can cause more irritation and then with only water or water with a tablespoon of white vinigar.  Hope this helps cause I know you must be miserable. God bless.
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*  Antibiotics, to prevent or treat infection. Antibiotic treatment does not always eliminate infection, though it is often effective in preventing infection when the amniotic sac has ruptured (pPROM) and risk of infection is high.  19   Antibiotics can also delay delivery after pPROM.  4\n    * Medications (antenatal corticosteroids) to speed up fetal lung development if birth is anticipated between the 24th and 34th weeks of pregnancy.\n    * Tocolytic medications, to slow down contractions and try to delay labor for a day or two.\n\nTocolytic treatment is more likely to be successful when preterm labor is recognized and treated right away, before membranes have ruptured or the cervix has effaced and dilated beyond 4 cm.\n\n\n Antenatal corticosteroids (betamethasone or dexamethasone) help prepare the fetus's lungs for preterm birth.\n\nTocolytic medications that are used to stop preterm labor include:\n\n    * Beta-sympathetic medications (ritodrine, terbutaline).\n    * Magnesium sulfate.\n    * Indomethacin.\n    * Nifedipine.
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Take the Homeopathic remedy SULFUR in 200 potency once a week and take BERBERIS A in mother tinture potency 5 drops in a sip of hot water thrice a day half hour before meals it will clear your skin and make your skin glow, without any side effects or complications. To remove Pockmarks or acne marks apply CALENDULA OINTMENT try them for 15 days and tell everybody about the effects ;-) ! Awesome Results.\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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Try Eucerin Plus. It works incredibly well!
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FreeDerm HC is precribed a good way to get rid of many rashes such as lichen planus pigmentation  try it , it may work for you!!!!!!!
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u can get some cream from ur DR or some anusole from over the counter
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you can try a homoeopathic cream - witch hazel / hamemilis virginica.\n\nit is good in removing hyperpigmented areas, it may take few months to improve though.\n\ngood luck and congrats for your marriage
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They do make a few things that are suppose to get rid of them, I have used one called Mederma, it might have helped but they are still here. If you plan on getting pregnant again make sure to drink lots of water, it makes the skin more elastic, and use lotion everyday. To get something like Mederma you will have to go through your doctor I believe.
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There are countless cream remedies that are available.  You can still use these during your period, but you will not be able to use a tampon with them.  Also you want to take a 5 day or 7 day course instead of the quicker 3days, since your body is flushing things out.  This also gets messy.\n\nThe nicest way to handle it is by a pill called. Diflucan.  You take it once and your body does the rest.  I often use some exterior cream for the itching but over-all the pill does the job.  But you do need a perscription for it. \n\nYou can also eat youghurt.  There is Eubacteria in yougurt that will help bring the infection to a close earlier. \n\nSince your body is in a clensing mode anyway you may not have to do much to get rid of the infection. There have been times when I did nothing but eat yougurt and wait out my period and by the time it was over so was the infection.
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eczema take vitamin E 1000 IU a day and pop open a few and rub the vitamin oil right on the spots twice a day, after a shower or bath don't dry yourself air dry, soak in a tub of dove soap or buy some oatmeal tablets put one in your tub of water and soak in it. Aloe works well too.
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try some cream, ask the pharmasist and your local drugstore, theres a whole section on just that stuff
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Kerasal works like a charm.  You can get it at most drug stores and it isn't incredibly expensive.  I put it on at night and then put socks on over it.  I also use a pumice stone every other day on my heels because I build callouses quickly.  It seems to help a lot.  \n\nOne other strange suggestion is to go to Walmart (or Target, Walgreens, etc.) and get the breastfeeding cream called Lanisoh.  It is used for chapped nipples and is made of pure lanolin.  It's very mild but works miracles on extremely chapped hands and feet.  Use at night under socks.  It has no smell and is pretty inexpensive.  I discovered this by accident and am a true believer.  I recommended it to a mechanic friend of mine and he swears by it now too.
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Try CVS.com or drugstore.com
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black cohash\n\nremifemin is a good over the counter product\nfree 40 count samples\ntry their web site\nhttps://apfco.com/secure/w1136/index.cfm
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IUD, birth control pills, birth control patch, sponge, diaphragm, tubes tied, etc. See a doctor to see what method works best for you.