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I still have green vaginal discharge after treated for std @ pelvic inflammatory disease is this normal?
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vaginal discharge: Your green vaginal discharge may be due to a bacterial vaginal infection. Have your doctor look specifically for pseudomonas aeruginosis
Answered 5/13/2014
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