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Are yeast infections common during pregnacy?
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Yes: Pregnancy actually increases a woman's risk for yeast infections. This is thought to be due to increased levels of the hormone estrogen.
Answered 6/26/2019
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Yes: Yes there can be an overgrowth of yeast associated with increased estrogen levels.
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