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I think i have bacterial vaginitis. i can't get to the doctor for a couple days. will it be ok to wait?
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Yes: This is an overgrowth of certain bacteria which is usually associated with a thin watery discharge and odor. If that is what you have, having to wait a few days to see your doctor would not cause any problems, but i see them as soon as you can.
Answered 7/18/2013
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