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Male yeast infections how long can they last?

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PostPosted: 02/16/07 - 18:32    Post subject: Male yeast infections how long can they last? Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi,
My friend said that he had a yeast infection for like 9 months befor he treated it !! Could this be true? How long can a male yeast infetion last untreated?
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