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Itching After Shaving Vaginal Area. Taken Miconazole Nitrate Cream. Is It A Vaginal Infection?

I shaved the hair off my vaginal area ,last night , I had a itch before shaving,I think I have vaginal infection,so after shaving ,I apply two things in that area,Monistat7 miconazole nitrate cream2% and for the itching I apply the same ,but cream for external vulvar cream. Now for almost 24 hours ,later I have no color in my vaginal area.
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itching does occur in the vaginal area after shaving. you should try some hair removing creams meant specifically for pubic hair removal. you can apply canesten ointment or cloben-g ointment externally twice a day after washing the area front to back with detol n Luke warm water. you can insert plain betadine vaginal pessaries for 3 days. if you experience any foul smelling discharge then you will need a different course of treatment
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Itching After Shaving Vaginal Area. Taken Miconazole Nitrate Cream. Is It A Vaginal Infection?

hello itching does occur in the vaginal area after shaving. you should try some hair removing creams meant specifically for pubic hair removal. you can apply canesten ointment or cloben-g ointment externally twice a day after washing the area front to back with detol n Luke warm water. you can insert plain betadine vaginal pessaries for 3 days. if you experience any foul smelling discharge then you will need a different course of treatment