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I have irritation on my area and small like brown dirt pieces when i wipe. is that and infection ? is it normal ?
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Treat gently: Soaking in a warm bath several days in a row can help heal irritation and also clean away any debris or bowel movement. If still irritated or fever or redness, see your doctor.
Answered 2/25/2021
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