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Rashes in vagina
Few days ago i had some red infections in the inner walls of vagina.. it had a very itching sensation... after few days it became ok..Then i faced rashes.. and once blood came out after intercourse
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Just get a local check up done by a gynecologist...dont worry it might just be a fungal infection...
Maintain hygeine...go for vaginal washes ( v wash )...
Ur Gynaecologist will guide u
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Hi, it may be fungal infection.so meet gynaecologist and take medicine .if any other infection also it can be detected.
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Must meet gynaecologist for local examination.
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Dr. Sowmya Rai
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Looks like fungal but better to go for internal examination before any medication. Take care
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Dr. Harshini.V
Gynecologist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
U need to be examined by gynecologist to know whether it's fungal / mixed infection.get that treated along with your partner to avoid recurrence.
Pap smear is also needed.
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