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Can you catch a yeast infection at 3 weeks 5 days pregnant ?
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Yes: Pregnancy does not protect you from yeast infections. It can occur at any time. Diabetes and other illnesses can make a yeast infection easier to occur.
Answered 11/26/2014
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