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A member asked:
I have a bv and took some antibiotic pills for 5days it don't work is it ok to take rephresh pro-b for yeasts an bacteria or don't take anything?
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Get Checked: All woman have normal bacteria in their reproductive tract. Taking antibiotics for 5 days can change those bacteria and cause overgrowth of some. The best treatment requires a proper diagnosis. I understand it may be a hassle, but taking certain medicines/over-the-counter drugs can delay diagnosis/proper treatment and potentially make things worse. I would recommend seeing your physician.
Answered 9/28/2016
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