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I have a bad yeast infection and it's going on my thighs making me nauseous and hurts im diabetic and i take xarelto. should i go to the hospital?
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Yes: You need to make sure it is fungal infection,being diabetic can be multiple reasons ,so please either see your doc or go to hospital
Answered 3/22/2020
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