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How do i heal vulva skin that is damaged from frequent/prolong yeast infections? skin is thinned, red and slightly swollen. no rough patch, no discolouration, no ulcer?

Q: how do i heal vulva skin that is damaged from frequent/prolong yeast infections? skin is thinned, red and slightly swollen. no rough patch, no discolouration, no ulcer?

: The best way is to be treated effectively for the yeast infection. I wonder why you have a diagnosed condition of yeast infection and you have not had adequate treatment. The infection is responsible for the skin inflammation.

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Dr. Tinuola Adeyanju answered

The best way is to be treated effectively for the yeast infection. I wonder why you have a diagnosed condition of yeast infection and you have not had adequate treatment. The infection is responsible for the skin inflammation.

Answered 12/23/2021

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A member asked:

How do i heal vulva skin that is damaged from frequent/prolong yeast infections? skin is thinned, red and slightly swollen. no rough patch, no discolouration, no ulcer?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Tinuola Adeyanju answered

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