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A member asked:
Bacterial vaginosis! help this is urgent! what do i do? and why is it more common in lesbians?
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Take an antibiotic: The most successful way to get rid of a bacterial vaginosis infection is to take an antibiotic. Also you need to make sure what you have really is bv. See your doctor, get it diagnosed and get treated. It has not been my experience that lesbians are more likely to get bv. Good luck.
Answered 9/28/2016
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