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I've had vaginal itch for three years no medicine gets rid if it or helps is. i'm desperate. what could it be? and what medicines can i take?
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Vulvar itch: There are a variety of things from infections, to skin conditions to vulvar cancer and precancer that can cause persistent itching. You actually should be seen by a gynecologist to get your diagnosis.
Answered 7/4/2013
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