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I have ecoli bacteria in the vagina , the obgyn prescribed for the third time macrobid and it's not working , what will be the best treatment?
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Some uncertainties h: E Coli is a common bacteria in our GI tract and in the passages near the GI tract. So its mere presence is not abnormal or a sign of infection. If you get infection from E-COLI it is commonly in the Urinary tract . We do not need to treat you with antibiotics unless you have real Infection meaning you have symptoms like frequent urination and burning pain on urination. Then you should take antibio
Answered 11/30/2016
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