If you are unsure if you have a yeast infection, it may be best to consult a doctor before using Canesten. The symptoms of a yeast infection can sometimes be similar to other conditions, so a proper diagnosis is important to ensure you receive the right treatment. Using Canesten without a confirmed diagnosis could potentially delay the appropriate treatment if it turns out to be something else. It's always best to seek professional medical advice in cases of uncertainty regarding your health.
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