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A member asked:
Green discharge 19 weeks pregnant. tested 4x, results are yeast infection and vaginitis. not bv (tested each time) will this harm baby?
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Unlikely if ever: The fetus is surrounded by many layers of protective membranes and fetal waters. The only infectious process that could reach a fetus would have to go through the blood, which your vaginitis will not do. There are some vaginal issues that can cause a problem during a regular delivery, but you have ample time to get this fixed before then.
Answered 9/15/2018
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