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Are these signs of a yeast infection? |
ive never had a yeast infection but currently have a slight itching, discomfort, and discharge. Also, it is uncomfortable to have sex. is it safe to use something like monostat if i have never been diagnosed with a yeast infection before? i read that first time "sufferers" should see a doctor first. thanks! could it be from vaginal dryness? also any good remidies for dryness? Different types of infections: Seeing a doctor is ALWAYS best. |
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