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Is it normal to get yeast infection twice a month?
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It is not normal: No it is not. If genital, usually antibiotics can change vaginal flora and lead to most commonly candidiasis ( Candida albicans). However other reasons such as low immunity, venereal, high or alkaline pH of the vagina may lead to candidiasis. Most likely a thorough history and possible gyn exam at your PCP will lead to explanation. Treatment is widely available.
Answered 1/4/2015
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