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How to treat a bacterial or fungal infection? been having thick white stretchy discharge with mild odor, lower back pain, bloating and weight gain.
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See details: You treat itby seeing your primary care or gynecologist, having the problem properly evaluated and then starting appropriate treatment.
Answered 1/5/2019
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