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A member asked:
I realize that my labias are shrinking especially after i treated a yeast infection and while treating a bacterial vaginosis. why are they shrinking?
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Previously swollen?: I would guess your labia were swollen due to inflammation and now are returning to normal size. Contact the doctor treating you for yeast and BV. Good luck!
Answered 4/30/2016
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