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How can a vaginal or yeast infection be recognized?

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How can a vaginal or yeast infection be recognized?

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A vaginal infection will usually have an odor. It may be very white, thick and cottage cheese-like, or yellowish or greenish in color. It may cause itching and may produce redness. Yeast infections will usually cause a bright red diaper rash with itching. If she has any of these symptoms, her doctor should be contacted. Can she have an infection or irritation of the vagina even before puberty? Vaginal irritation is common in girls over 3 years for a number of reasons. Inadequate bathing, wiping from back to front or washing too vigorously may cause problems. Sitting on the ground without protection, using bubble baths, and high sugar diets may also contribute to difficulties, as well as wearing clothing that is too tight and does not let air circulate. Pinworms and anal scratching are other sources of vaginal irritation. To avoid these problems, change her diaper frequently, give warm baths (avoid using bubble baths) and use bland lotions or ointments to protect the skin. Can she use t

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