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I Am Suffering From Vaginal Itchiness And Crack Parts On Labia Minora. Is It Because Of Pregnancy ?

hi, i am pregnant , and i want to know if why am i suffering from vaginal itchiness? on the opening of my vagina, on the labia minora , there are sort of crack parts and they look like scratched skin or like the skin in my elbow, but are crack, need your help please
Tue, 8 Mar 2011
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Hi!
Most commonly you have Yeast Infection.Yeast infections are a common type of vaginal infection that are even more common in pregnant women.Your higher level of estrogen during pregnancy causes your vagina to produce more glycogen, making it even easier for yeast to grow there.Please see your doctor who will prescribe medication.
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I Am Suffering From Vaginal Itchiness And Crack Parts On Labia Minora. Is It Because Of Pregnancy ?

Hi! Most commonly you have Yeast Infection.Yeast infections are a common type of vaginal infection that are even more common in pregnant women.Your higher level of estrogen during pregnancy causes your vagina to produce more glycogen, making it even easier for yeast to grow there.Please see your doctor who will prescribe medication.