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Took 14 dy diflucan. confirmed yi, girly parts still itchy. why? could my mirena iud cause frequent yeast?
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Yeast infection ?: If you are sexually active with a partner who is not circumcised, one can acquire a "re-infection" , with consequent persistence of the itching. A Mirena IUD will not "cause" frequent yeast infections.
Answered 2/4/2019
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