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Can having a yeast infection for a little over a month be serious? how dangerous is this?
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Not dangerous: Yeast infections of vagina, oral cavity and skin are not serious and can be treated with creams or oral medications if the treatment is not effective you have to find the cause as to why is that people in whom immunity is compromised may not responce and needs to be evauated.
Answered 10/4/2016
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I had a pap smear done like a month ago it was normal no yeast infection no hpv but I have this small bump on my vagina and no hiv?
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