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Hi, my girlfriend is asking me to see a doctor because she was recently treated to candidiasis and she thinks i should do some sort of test too. is that really necessary? i have taken blood and urine tests and other doctors said that a test (i assume to u
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Easier: For you both to take treatment at the same time. It is likely if she has it and you are sexually active then you have it too. All the best.
Answered 6/23/2016
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