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I have a white-like ulcers in my vagina, what kind of infection is it?
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This could be a yeast infection that is common in women. It is called a vaginal candidiasis and is treatable and not considered a STD. Contact your OBGYN or PCP doctor for treatment methods.
Answered 7/7/2023
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