Confirm diagnosis of recurrent vulvoaginal candidiasis

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After vaginal cultures confirm diagnosis of recurrent vulvoaginal candidiasis the health care provider decide that following induction therapy maintenance therapy with oral dluconazole with be necessary. What is the recommended duration of maintenance therapy.

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