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I'm on a bv treatment right now. and i had protected sex last night but my vagina has been hurting now. do i have to restart my treatment?
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No: Continue your bv treatment. Vagina may hurt due to muscular contractions and or penile thrusting. Take a Tylenol to help the muscular pain.
Answered 11/14/2020
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