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Aftr TBPCR Test itching (red rash)issue
I had done my tbpcr test on day22 after two days Ias feel my vaginal wall was itching. Then I saw there was red rashes like small pimples. Then I use candid gold cream for 1day.then it's become normal. After that on Days 2 TBPCR test again. Yesterday I physically intimate with my husband. Today my husband saw he has a same red rashes in his panis. Mild pain, irritation and itching he was felt. What we will do now? Now my ovulation time is on. I m not getting my tbpcr report. I don't know my report was negative or positive. Please tell me what is the reason for this type of rashes? We can try Or not this cycle?any treatment for both of us?
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Dr. Hemali Bharat Karia
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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