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Itchy under breast during pregnancy, is this a bacteria or fungal infection?
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Likely fungal: It is likely a fungal infection and is not necessarily related to your pregnancy, other than if your breasts enlarged and you have been sweating more, making a fungus more likely.
Answered 9/14/2013
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