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A member asked:
I have bacterial vaginosis(bv) and i'm also 5 weeks pregnant is it safe to take clindamycin 300mg twice a day for 7 days?
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Yes, safe: Clindamycin is safe in pregnancy and is the normal treatment of BV in pregnant women. Your doctor would not have prescribed it if it were unsafe (assuming she knows you are pregnant).
Answered 5/24/2018
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