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I'm 3 weeks postpartum and clitoris is itching. when i got undressed, i noticed it was very swollen and red spots on my pad. is this an infection?
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Swelling: The swelling may represent an infection or an irritation due to something on the pad. Your health provider can take a look. Either way, it sounds like it can be easily treated.
Answered 1/5/2019
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