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If i've used metro gel once for bv and didn't have reaction is it safe to use again no reaction or dizziness or worse ?
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Yes, but: if you are having recurrent infections, you may need to consider alternate treatment and/or treat asymptomatic partner.
Answered 4/28/2017
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