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A member asked:
I've just done a home test for bacterial/yeast infection. my ph level is at 5.3. i have discharge and am itchy down there. what must i do?
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Vaginitis: This is likely a yeast infection. You can get an effective treatment at the drug store. You could notify a Helathtap provider and they could order a dose of Diflucan or you can contact your regular provider.
Answered 3/23/2020
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