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How do i deal with constant vaginal infections caused from birth control?
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Vaginal infection: There are a number of conditions or factors that can cause recurrent or persistent vaginal infections. It is important to see your physician to be evaluated for recurrent vaginal infections and to determine potential causes. If one feels that birth control is contributing to the recurrent infections, then stopping the offending birth control (while switching to a different form) should help.
Answered 12/6/2013
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