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I first used otc vaginal cream. i then went to the gp and i was given treatment for yeast infection and bladder infection. the symptoms keep reappering though.
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Likely: due to insulin resistance/carbohydrate sensitivity, getting tested for this may help, and could help reduce potential risk of diabetes
Answered 12/30/2019
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