
Every day in my clinic, women tell me the same thing: “I keep getting yeast infections and nothing is working.”
What most women don’t know is that recurrent yeast infections require a completely different treatment approach — not just another round of the same medication. There is a two-phase plan backed by decades of evidence that controls symptoms in more than 90% of women. And there are two brand-new FDA-approved medications that are changing outcomes for women who haven’t responded to standard treatment.
As a physician board-certified in Internal Medicine, I wrote this guide to give you the full picture — the biology, the evidence, and every option available to you today.
What you’ll learn:
• Why yeast infections keep coming back — and why it is not your fault
• Why the type of yeast causing your infection determines which treatment works
• The 2-phase treatment plan that controls symptoms in over 90% of women
• Two newest FDA-approved medications (2021 & 2022) — and who they are for
• Boric acid and other options for resistant infections
• Probiotics: what they actually do — and what they cannot do
• What does NOT work: the truth about yogurt, garlic, sugar-free diets & tea tree oil
• A complete treatment checklist for your next appointment
You do not have to keep managing one infection at a time.
— Lilit Margaryan, MD, DABOM
Founder, Li Health | lihealthclinic.com
⚠️ For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for medical advice.