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Is it possible to have sex day after yeast infection treatment?
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Sure: If you were having pain in the vagina it may still be uncomfortable; if you used a vaginal cream preparation it may be messy, but nothing - other than if you feel ready - to stop you from having sex.
Answered 3/9/2018
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