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how would you know you have a yeast infection if you on on your period at the same time

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PostPosted: 08/24/06 - 07:20    Post subject: how would you know you have a yeast infection if you on on y Vote now! Reply with quote
how wold You know if you have a yeast infection, while you mentratiing
My period is 7usually bright red. Now a very dark color. what is that, slight itching
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