Genital candidiasis is caused by an ________.

A. overgrowth of a fungus normally present in the vagina
B. overgrowth of a bacteria normally present in the vagina
C. infection of the liver by a sexually transmitted fungus
D. infection of the endometrial tissue by a sexually transmitted virus


Answer: A

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