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14 weeks pregnant and scared that i've had bacterial vaginosis for a while. thought it was just irritation but reading up it could be bc. terrified that it will cause miscarriage. is this likely? going to see dr asap.
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Vaginosis: Bacterial vaginal infection can cause symptoms such as itching, fetid discharge (that can be gray, green or white), burning when you pee or pelvic pain. And yes, infections are a common cause of miscarriage, so if you suspect you may have an infection, is important you go to an OB consult and start treatment.
Answered 11/2/2019
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