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I keep getting yeast infections i just had one about 2-3 weeks ago anything i shoukd be worried about.
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Diabetes: Recurrent yeast infections are a red flag for diabetes. When the sugar in the blood stream is high, fungal infections are more common. While this may not be the case with you. A simple blood test will rule out diabetes. As long as you properly used the treatment and length of days of medication for your last vaginitis consider it treated and over with. See your doctor for labs.
Answered 7/22/2017
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