Tag: Recurrent infection

Approximately 5% to 8% of women experience recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis, a condition where yeast infections return frequently. If you've completed a course of medication but your yeast infection doesn't go away after antifungal treatment, it can be frustrating and indicates a deeper issue.

According to CDC surveillance data, some *Candida* species, like *C. glabrata*, have consistently high rates of resistance to fluconazole, demonstrating that not all fungal infections are susceptible to this common medication. When you ask **what happens if fluconazole doesn't work**, it's important to understand the various reasons behind treatment failure and the necessary next steps.