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What are the symptoms of an allergy to latex men's condoms in women?
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Several types exist: You can develop immediate vaginal itching (contact urticaria), delayed blisters (contact dermatitis to latex or the chemical plasticizers), generalized hives/urticaria and in rare cases severe anaphylaxis. See an allergist to evaluate it further.
Answered 6/13/2021
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