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Can you get vaginitis from sharing a toilet?
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Not likely: Vaginitis comes from intrusive events in the vagina - such as a penis, retained urine, toilet tissue, mucous, menstrual discharge, foreign body. Sitting on a toilet does not expose the inside of your vagina to infection.
Answered 10/11/2012
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