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The outer part of my vagina is so itchy. what does this mean and how do i treat it? thank you.
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See a doctor: The outer part of your vagina may be itchy because of an infection or an allergy to some product you are using. It appears that this is the first time you are experiencing this issue. You must see a doctor to see if it is a yeast infection or a bacterial infection or an allergy. Stop using any deodorants or powder in this area for now. You may try some over the counter cream like vagisil.
Answered 6/1/2018
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