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We had an unprotected sex the intercourse  didn't happen inside her after that evening she has took an option 72 pill this was last month she is having her periods from 3 days and experiencing itching at her private part what could be the reason
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She is having infection either fungal or bacterial or mixed.Get examined by doctor and take medicine.She will prescribe oral as well as local tablet.Maintain hygiene and no sex till healing.
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