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Is it normal to get numbness in the vaginal area when pregnant. i am 28 weeks. i also have a yeast infection. i feel panicky about this?
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Don't panic, that is never good, more likely numbness may be related to the yeast, see your OB to confirm the infection and treat it.
Answered 3/30/2021
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