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I am experiencing severe itching, burning, and a rash around my vagina and rectum for the past 3 days, which is getting worse. I am unsure if this is an STI or a yeast infection and am not currently taking any medications. I am 28 years old. Should I see a doctor, and what could be causing this?

May 28th, 2023

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