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What to Do If You Suspect an Allergy?

If you suspect an allergy, it's crucial to:
- Discontinue Use: Stop using the suspected allergen immediately.
- Consult a Gynecologist: Seek professional advice to confirm the allergy and get appropriate treatment.
- Patch Testing: Your gynecologist might recommend patch testing to identify specific allergens.

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