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  • Lana15
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    • Oct 2012
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    I am sorry to hear that you are struggling with itching for so long. It could be an allergy and it could be a yeast infection as well. Do you have any other symptoms beside itching? Like frequent urinating, painful periods and etc.? If yes, it is a possibility that you have a yeast infection. In order to get rid of it you must avoid any food containing sugar, clean your body from mercury (if you have mercury dental fillings, it is a high chance you have a high amount of mercury in your blood), stop taking antibiotics/birth control pills if you take one. It requires a lot of discipline to beat a yeast infection, but it is still a treatable disease. The book Candida30: Permanently Heal Your Candida Infection in 30 Days or Less helped me to get rid of a yeast infection. If you are interested you can find it at candida30*****. Good luck and take care!

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