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Can bv come back after treatment?
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Maybe: Women are prone to bacterial overgrowth by different organisms, collectively known as bacterial vaginosis. Bacterial overgrowth can occur with rise in vaginal ph during menstruation and from exposure to semen, both of which have a higher ph than normally found in the vagina.
Answered 9/28/2016
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