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A member asked:
I took fluconazole thinking i had a yeast infection and i'm still in pain, could i have bv? if so what can i take?
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See doctor: Typically BV is associated with a strong fishy odor not pain. I would see a doctor to get checked.
Answered 9/28/2016
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