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How to get rid of itchy vagina after going to the doctor to get medication twice but still the itchiness doesn't go away?
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If you had an infection like it used infections sometimes it takes several days even after the medication for the symptoms to resolve. The key is proper diagnosis of the source of the problem. You can talk to your physician about getting an anti-itch cream to place exterior until the other medication’s work
Answered 8/4/2021
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