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Are recurrent yeast infections a sign of diabetes? i am 21 year old. no other symptoms of diabetes. could it be due to diabetes or tuberculosis?
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Recurrent yeast: infections can be seen in diabetes, but are more common with poor female hygiene, infected sexual partner, etc. Doubt you have diabetes and certainly not tb.
Answered 11/8/2014
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