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What can i do to reduce the chances of having recurring vaginal infections?
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It depends on the particular infection. The most common recurring vaginal infections are yeast (thrush) and bacterial vaginosis. Treatment and prevention are different for each of them. Discuss with your doctor.
Answered 7/22/2023
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