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What to do if i keep getting yeast infections, like every 2 months or so. is it definitely diabetes?
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No: No. The underlying cause for your recurrent yeast infections would need to be medically assessed. It can become more problematic with anyone who is immunosuppressed.
Answered 5/4/2013
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