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Recently, i have been really itchy down there.. help?
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Itching : May be secondary to yeast infection or changes related to hormones. If over the counter yeast infection treatments do not resolve the problem, I recommend seeing a health care provider to evaluate and treat the problem adequately.
Answered 6/10/2017
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