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Can a doctor confuse bv with trichamonas ?
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No: They are separate diseases, with separate tests. The only way to confuse the two is if your doctor did not take cultures during the exam. The treatment for the two is the same however, so no matter which your doctor treated you for, it should go away. Hope this helps!
Answered 9/11/2014
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