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If i have a yeast infection, can i go into a heated pool?
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Well, it would be: Better to swim in water that is not warm. Change out of wet swim suits or dampened exercise clothes promptly. Avoid hot tubs & hot soaking baths (take showers).
Answered 9/29/2016
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