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What could cause extreme itchiness , burning, and bumps in the vaginal area?
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Vaginitis: Dermatitis, vaginal infections would certainly be high on the list of probable causes. To get the definitive answer and proper treatment, you need to be seen and evaluated by a health care provider. Best wishes.
Answered 9/28/2016
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