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Is vaginal wash good to use like summer eve ?
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Douching: Many women like to use douches to feel cleaner. Unfortunately, introducing scented liquids into the vagina may cause irritation or bacterial vaginosis. BV is not an STI, but is due to an upset in the pH balance in the vagina and may need treatment with antibiotics. The simplest vinegar and water solutions may be okay, but your body keeps itself clean. Just wash outer folds with soap & water.
Answered 9/7/2017
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