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Abscess in the vaginal area what can i do at home to make it go away?
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Abscess: If it has been actually diagnosed as an abscess you need to see a doctor immediately to get it drained then likely take a course of antibiotics. You cannot treat this at home. It can get worse and spread into your bloodstream.
Answered 8/14/2018
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