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Can bv get into your blood and cause a blood infection? also how much does your white cell blood count go up? can bv affect badly parts of your body?
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Bacterial vaginosis: BV does not get in the blood, does not affect other body parts, and does not raise the white blood cell count. It is strictly a problem in the vagina itself.
Answered 6/9/2016
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