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If i get reoccurent yeast infections, can i use yogurt to treat or prevent this? either vaginally or by eating it?
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Eating the : Yogurt can be a great help in recolonizing your gut with good bugs and therefore be of some benefit. The alternative route doesn't sound promising to me.
Answered 3/4/2013
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