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PostPosted: 01/15/08 - 14:40    Post subject: Infections Vote now! Reply with quote
I keep having these infections,a white frothy substance after sex and sometimes there's a brown discharge some days after sex and slight itching.Tablets don't seem to be working,what can i do?
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