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I had a vaginal infection a few weeks ago and treated it with antibiotics from the doctor. intercourse with my partner is still painful. what's wrong?
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? More infection: It may still be healing or you could have a yeast infection. Try some over the counter yeast medicine (monistat). If that doesn't help see your gyn.
Answered 5/30/2012
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