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yellowdischarge,irrations not a yeast infection

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PostPosted: 10/23/07 - 15:31    Post subject: yellowdischarge,irrations not a yeast infection Vote now! Reply with quote
ok so i have had yellow discharge and irration for the past 2 weeks know and i went to the doctor and its not a yeast infection and i got swabs done i just waiting for results and i also use monistat and it didnt work.???
what could it be??
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