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Yellow discharge and occasional uterine pain since embed iud removed in march. first culture showed groupb second showed bv. ultrasound showed some fluid around one ovary. is this concerning? everything else looked normal?
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This is maybe your fourth or fifth question about this. You'll never get any further information on this forum or any other online source. This requires evaluation in person by a gynecologist. Keep working with your doctor. Good luck.
Answered 7/18/2023
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