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Just got of antibiotics(tonsilitis) think i have yeast infection(odor, itchy, swollen) can i self treat or do i need a test? no pain just itchy n odor.
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Yeast infection: You can treat yourself of course, but first it might be beneficial to be certain about what you actually have. If you fail to respond quickly to otc products go and see a doctor and get adequately evaluated.
Answered 9/29/2016
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