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Ive had a history of bad yeast and bv which lasted 9months. finally tested negative for both last month though i still have mild vulva pain everyday when i sit down.(could be nerve damage) however i see white coating inside vagina. why is that?
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No it is not nerve damage. Coating inside vagina is indicative of possible infection. Pl get checked.
Answered 6/8/2022
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