Diflucan.

Diflucan (fluconazole) can be used by patients diagnosed with yeast infections of mouth, vagina, lungs, blood and other organs, as well as other conditions as prescribed by your health care provider. Tell the doctor that will be prescribing you Diflucan if you have any of the following medical conditions that have been reported to affect the success of your treatment: kidney disease, irregular heartbeat, liver disease, AIDS, heart disease, or cancer. Some of those conditions may require a dose adjustment to make sure you get all the benefits of your treatment and do not get any unpleasant health effects. If you are taking theophylline, seizure medications, tacrolimus, blood thinners, sedatives, clopidogrel, rifabutin, cyclosporine, oral diabetes medicine, or any other drugs – they are also supposed to be reported for your health care provider to see if any other changes need to be made to your treatment. Mild side effects of Diflucan include diarrhea, headache, dizziness, stomach pain, change in ability to taste food, and heartburn, while more serious ones include dark urine, nausea, difficulty breathing or swallowing, unusual bruising or bleeding, hives, rash, seizures, and itching.