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Should I Be Concerned That My Pelvic Area and Vulva Are Swollen And Itchy? (photo)

Jnana20Mar 3, 2013
I'm concerned while presently in my 5th day post of my my vagina area is completely swollen as well as my genitals with an itchy vulva should I be concerned and contact my dr!

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