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“The logic does hold some truth, but only for the external vulva area,” Dr Raquel Dardik, a gynaecologist at New York University tells Health.
“Yeast thrive in areas that are moist, so decreasing the moisture in your vagina after sex could in theory help reduce the level of yeast there, preventing an infection.”
There is one major caveat, however: insertion is not required.
“You can’t blow-dry the vagina internally unless you place the blow dryer inside of you, which I would very much discourage women from doing,” Raquel says. But as far as a little Dyson action on the outside is concerned? You’re unlikely to do any damage unless it’s on “too hot of a setting.”
“However, there is also no data showing that it actually helps [prevent a yeast infection,]” Raquel adds.
Yeahhhhh, maybe just stick to a towel.
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