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A 32-year-old female asked:

Been having virginal/vulva itching but no discharges and no odors. do i have a yeast infection or is it something else?

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Dr. Jalal Zuberi commented

Pediatrics 47 years experience

Most likely a vaginal yeast infection. If it takes time to see your doctor, consider using OTC vaginal cream or gel. If the symptoms go away in a couple of days, you sure had an yeast infection!

Sep 21, 2014

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