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    Are bath salts safe for all ages?
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    Yes, but if anything in them irritates your skin, do not use them.
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    Can I use bath salts if I am a diabetic?
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    No, it is not recommended as the magnesium found in some bath salts can be absorbed through the skin causing insulin levels to increase.
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    What will happen if I wash my vagina with salt water?
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    It may get irritated and throw off your pH balance.
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    What will happen if I wash my vagina with salt water?
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    As long as you're not using anything too harsh or fragrant, it should be fine. Just don't do it if you have any razor bumps or irritation and make sure you rinse the area well after. Also make sure not to actually put anything inside your body.
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    Can bath salts reduce teething?
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    No, and bath salts may contain toxic ingredients that are not meant to be ingested. Please do not put them in your baby's mouth.
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