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Is it normal to have pain inside your vagina after a yeast infection?
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Vaginal pain: Vaginal pain during or after a yeast infection is common. The yeast causing skin sloughing and irritation of the vaginal wall lining. After completed treatment this should subside, but if it doesn't say like a week out from finishing treatment I suggest you get a pelvic re-evaluation.
Answered 12/28/2015
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