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I'm wondering can the intake of high amounts of sugar, caffeine etc have an effect on your vaginal health?
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Yes : If you are taking a lot of sugar the excess can spill over and create an environment prone to yeast vaginitis. If you take too much you can gain weight and eventually may develop high blood pressure and complication. Caffeine will cause some high blood pressure and make some people have irritable bladder. Probably does not do much to the vagina. Etc is unclear. Everything in moderation.
Answered 7/6/2014
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