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Vaginal infection treatment in very early pregnancy safe?
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Yes.: Vaginal infection should be treated as early as possible . Most of the treatment are topical. Therefore it is not systemic and not harmful to the fetus. Needs to be diagnosed correctly and then treated. So please sep your OB's advise.
Answered 7/25/2014
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