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Does e-coli in the vagina be treated?
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Depends: E coli is almost everywhere, including in tap water, in small numbers. Do you have any symptoms? E coli may be part of the flora in bacterial vaginosis and it can be treated. If you have any symptoms, please discuss the matter with your doctor.
Answered 4/29/2020
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