Abstract
Mean peak concentrations of fluconazole in plasma and vaginal secretions of females after a 150-mg single oral dose were shown to be 2.82 micrograms/ml and 2.43 micrograms/g, respectively. Our results indicate that clinically efficacious concentrations of fluconazole in vaginal secretions are easily achieved after this single oral dose.
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