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Would it be ok for me to use apple cider vinegar to treat yeast infection?
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Helps: Vinegar is acidic so it would protect from yeast but it would not cure you. You need antifungal medication, along with vinegar douching and probiotics to avoid recurrance.
Answered 7/5/2013
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