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I have a funny odor coming from my vagina and my lower back hurts. i went to the gp and he said there is no uti or vaginitis. so i would like help in understanding if i nerd to go to a gynecologist?

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Dr. Hunter Handsfield answered

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Bacterial vaginosis?: Abnormally strong vaginal odor is most commonly caused by bacterial vaginosis, which results from overgrowth of mostly normal bacteria. Getting a second opinion from a gynecologist is a good idea. Good luck!

Answered 6/8/2018

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A member asked:

I have a funny odor coming from my vagina and my lower back hurts. i went to the gp and he said there is no uti or vaginitis. so i would like help in understanding if i nerd to go to a gynecologist?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Hunter Handsfield answered

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