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I was treated for a yeast infection, could it be possible to get bv when finishing my recommended medication?
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In medicine we try to avoid 2 diagnoses for a patient at the same time but BV is still possible when you are treated for fungal vaginitis. Treatment with antifungal medication should not trigger BV though.
Answered 2/15/2022
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