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When ur pregnant it is possible vaginal to be dry?
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Sure: You could have more or less vaginal discharge as a result of pregnancy. If you are having pain or discomfort you should see your doctor - infections such as yeast are more common during pregnancy and could cause a dry sensation in the vagina.
Answered 9/14/2013
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