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Do bubble baths and bath bombs cause utis or yeast infections in women? i love bubble baths, but heard this and was worried it was true...
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No : The vulva is a sensitive region. Some women find contact with certain chemicals irritating. This may include scented soaps or bubble baths. For other women this causes no problems at all. It will not cause infection. If based on your past history you enjoy bubble baths then you are welcome to continue
Answered 5/2/2017
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