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Skin seems to have always been more red?
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Yeast: These symptoms are consistent with a yeast infection. Ask your pharmacist for an antiyeast cream and apply it to the reddened and itchy areas. If you have a vaginal discharge, insert antiyeast cream as well. If symptoms don't clear, consult a gynecologist. Bear in mind that yeast infections are transmittable to sexual partners who may need treatment as well.
Answered 12/1/2017
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