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Thank you for answering my question !.. I've been having a lot of vagina issues and I believe i still have an yeast infection but I attached a photo of my vagina and I just want to be 100% certain nothing looks off in it. I Attached a photo of the inside of my vagina.
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  • Female | 22 years old
  • Medications: Predisone
  • Conditions: Allergic reaction -undetermined cause being treated for this right now. Not related issue
March 19, 05:19 AM

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plz get you blood ph levela checked along with progesterone and vaginal swab
DR. ZAAR
DR. ZAAR, MD, MBA, PHD, MRCP
Endocrinologist in FREMONT, CA
Level: Master Contributor (66)
Website: http://lsclinics.com
March 27, 10:43 PM
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Whatever the diagnosis, the point is to have a healthier female system. What things lower the immunity and worsen female issues? Sugar, for example, lowers your immunity by half for 5-7 hours. Your homeopathic or naturopathic doctor can support your female system so that you are less likely to get attacked by any bacteria.
Julie Lachman
Julie Lachman, ND
Naturopathic Doctor in Doylestown, PA
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Website: Julie Lachman ND, LLC
March 24, 12:08 AM
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Hi. I would be inclined to treat you with Lotrisone cream, however, I think you also need a vaginal culture. See your Gyn to further evaluate what appears to be a cyst on the left labia minora.
Karen Salazar Valdes
Karen Salazar Valdes, MD
OB/GYN in Miami, FL
Level: Top Contributor (32)
Website: FemCare Ob-Gyn
March 21, 08:06 PM
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The skin around the vagina and vulva (lips) appears very red in the photo. You did not mention anything about itching, burning or pain I also do not know how long ago you were treated for a yeast infection and with what medications. I would be inclined to treat you with a cream called Lotrisone that has both a steroid and an anti-yeast medication in it twice a day for 14 days. If that does not solve the redness I would recommend that you see a dermatologist. By the way it looks like you have a small cyst on the inner left labia that does not need to be treated but is an incidental finding. Good luck
James T. Roth
James T. Roth, MD, MSPH
OB/GYN in Salt Lake City, UT
Level: Key Opinion Leader (157)
Website: Old Farm Obstetrics & Gynecology, LLC
March 20, 03:03 AM
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It appears to be red and irritated

I would suggest evaluation by a GYN

You may have vulvitis or vaginitis

Also it appears there is a small inclusion cyst on the upper pole of the left labia minora; these typically will resolve without specific therapy
Earle Pescatore
Earle Pescatore, DO
Urogynecologist in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Level: Contributor (14)
Website: Women's Continence and Robotic Surgery Specialists
March 19, 07:02 PM
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redness is a sign of inflammation. Does not appear to be monilial(fungal). Is there a discharge?,is it bad smelling? I need to know.
Victor Shabanah
Victor Shabanah, MD
Woman's Wellness Physician in Coral Gables, FL
Level: Key Opinion Leader (172)
March 19, 06:10 PM
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It may be difficult to diagnose a yeast infection with a photo. If you can provide more details about your symptoms, we could get a better idea. There seem to be a small cyst inside the vagina, most likely an inclusion cyst, which if not giving you problems, does not need to be treated.
Helard Ballon Hennings
Helard Ballon Hennings, MD
OB/GYN in Three Rivers, MI
Level: Contributor (18)
March 19, 05:24 PM
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