When to contact your GP: First episode of suspected yeast infection requiring diagnosis confirmation Symptoms persisting beyond one week despite over-the-counter treatment Recurrent infections (four or more episodes within 12 months) Severe symptoms including extensive redness, swelling, or skin breakdown Unusual discharge with an offensive odour (suggesting bacterial rather than fungal infection) Pregnancy or immunosuppression Uncertainty about the diagnosis Consider attending a sexual health clinic if you have risk factors for sexually transmitted infections or atypical discharge
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