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Can a change in diet affect your vaginal ph levels?
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Probably not: There is no evidence that diet has any effect on vaginal fluid acidity or pH. Abnormally high vaginal pH usually is the result of vaginal infection, especially bacterial vaginosis or trichomonas.
Answered 11/27/2017
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