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Can you tell me what to expect with someone who has had vaginal itching after going off birth control?
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May need treatment: After stopping the pill, your body does go through some changes. You may be experiencing vaginal itching due hormonal changes. Often, this may be due to low estrogen levels. Occasionally, women may get a yeast infection with an abrupt change of hormones. Sometimes the itching will resolve on its own, but sometimes treatment may help.
Answered 11/11/2015
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