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What to do if pregnant and have bv?
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Can be treated : Bacterial vaginosis can be treated safely in pregnancy either with oral antibiotics or vaginal gel. Your doctor will need to prescribe this medication for you. Generally I do not treat with orals until the first trimester is complete.
Answered 10/3/2013
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