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How do i get rid off a vaginal bacteria ... drinking alot of water ? what can i do ?
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Vaginosis: if you have a vaginal bacterial infection, it needs to be treated appropriately. Drinking water will not cure it. You need to see your doc for appropriate cultures and smears.
Answered 9/24/2014
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