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Is white clumpy discharge normal, when taking metrogel for bv?
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Superimposed Yeast: It is not uncommon for people who are treated for BV to develop a yeast infection on the meds. You should be looked at by your gynecologist but I have seen this before.
Answered 1/12/2015
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