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What does a vaginal gram stain of many epithelial cells , moderate wbcs seen, many gram positive rods, & moderate gram positive cocci indicate?

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Bacterial vaginosis: is an overgrowth of hodge podge of bacteria in the vaginal vault. This overgrowth can lead to unpleasant odor, discharge and abdominal pain . BV can be treated easily most of the time.

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Answered 7/22/2018

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