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I had cryosurgery 2 weeks ago and today my doctor told me that i have yeast infection, i want to know whethere is it ok or not?
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Treat yeast: The yeast infection will need to be treated. It will not affect the recovery from cryosurgery.
Answered 10/23/2012
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