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Is there a link between bact. vaginosis and lower back pains?
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Most likely no: There is no connection between the two. Thank you.
Answered 4/1/2023
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Yes if: There absolutely can be a link, if the pelvic infection involves the uterus/tubes (pelvic inflammatory disease, or pid). An early sexually transmitted infection (sti) can be misdiagnosed as bacterial vaginosis. Have an evaluation including a culture (taken from the cervix). Call your ob-gyn and ask if it's possible an STI or pid could be brewing. You need immediate antibiotics if so.
Answered 3/22/2020
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