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My partner is recovering from vaginitis and she is almost recovered from it. however we had sexual intercourse while shes taking medication for it. will anything happen? did we make it worse by having sex?
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If she does not feel pain or discomfort during sex she should be fine. In general, sex should be abstained when you have inflammation of the urogenital tract.
Answered 7/11/2021
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