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What do you look for in test results that would have anything to do with ph balance being off and what can i take for that as far as otc or meds for normal but seemingly too much discharge?
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If your vaginal ph balance is not between 3.8-5, bacterial & fungal infections are more likely to occur. Your gynecologist is best to advise you as to what works best to improve the ph.
Answered 1/23/2023
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