Yes: It's not unusual to have chlamydia and BV. Remember that BV is NOT an infection, it's a bacterial imbalance.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Yes: It's very likely you have both - BV is a vaginal infection, chlamydia is a cervical infection. And actually, BV can make you more likely to acquire chlamydia. You must treat both infections and if symptoms persist, be re-checked by your doctor to make sure the infections have cleared. Chlamydia treatment should also be taken by your partner and no sexual contact until both of you are treated.
Answered 5/29/2014
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