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What is a homeremdey for a bacteria infection in the private area?
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Private: Often times groin or genital infections are combined fungal and bacterial. Try some Tea tree oil or Wild oregano oil. You can also take garlic orally. For an OTC remedy you may want to try Bacitracin or other combined antifungal/ antibactrial cream. Also remember to keep the area clean and dry.
Answered 10/17/2014
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