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What causes my vagina to be swollen ?
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See below:: A yeast infection is by far the most common cause of vaginal swelling and discomfort. Other possible causes include: trauma (such as from intercourse), a sexually transmitted infection such as herpes, an allergic reaction to something or even fluid retention. Best wishes!
Answered 2/24/2018
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