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can you get candida in your vaginal area?
Im not sure...but i think i have it i have a cluster of TINY TINY bumps look like pimples kinda i couldnt count to bumps even if i tried and they feel sandpapery it doeant itch or burn or anything its just there. Its at the very bottom tip of the opening on my vagina...sorry to be so descriprive but ive never delt with this before.
By candida, you mean Candida albicans, yes?
Yes, you can get C. albicans in your vaginal area. In fact, it's actually part of your normal flora. It's a common cause of yeast infections but only causes them when there is a pH imbalance due to various reasons. I don't think these pimples would be related to C. albicans, though. You might get them checked out just to see what it is.
Yes, you can get C. albicans in your vaginal area. In fact, it's actually part of your normal flora. It's a common cause of yeast infections but only causes them when there is a pH imbalance due to various reasons. I don't think these pimples would be related to C. albicans, though. You might get them checked out just to see what it is.
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