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How risky is bacterial vaginosis in the first trimester?
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Not scary: Bv in pregnancy is very , very common, and while not ideal as it can cause uterine cramping, it is easily treated and readily improved. Get it treated but don't lose any sleep over it!
Answered 10/2/2016
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