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Hi there i have been told upon results of vaginal swab that i have a heavy growth of staph aureous . i have no concerning symptoms should i be worried?
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Normal skin bacteria: There is no reason to be worried. Staph aureus is a bacteria that is a normally on skin and everyone has it. If you have no symptoms, then treat the swab result as a normal result
Answered 3/16/2018
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Normal : Staphylococcal aureus can be normal inhabitant too . If thee are no symptoms then nothing to worry.
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