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Can heat, such as warm air, dry/irritate your vagina?
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No it cannot: No heat cannot dry or irritate your vagina. That is unless you are applying a hair drier directly to that area for a long period of time. Is there something particular you are concerned about?
Answered 2/8/2015
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