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A member asked:
Hi i had chlymidia and was treat it with a antibiotic 1 weeks ago but now my vagina is dry and very itchy . what can i use please ?
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Maybe yeast: Yeast is more likely to grow after taking antibiotics. It can cause itching and irritation. Try an over-the-counter yeast medicine first. If that doesn't work, then see your doctor.
Answered 12/29/2016
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