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A member asked:
Can you advise me on going to check my results from last weeks vaginal exam, he came back saying i had a bacterial infectionodd i wasn't prescribed something?
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Call your doctor: It is likely that you may need antibiotics for a bacterial infection, but it is difficult to know without knowing your specific results. You should absolutely discuss the test results directly with your doctor.
Answered 5/11/2014
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