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Why wont my vaginal bv go away
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Bacterial vaginosis: Persistent or recurrent bacterial vaginosis is a common and difficult problem. Some possible solutions: If sexually active, have no sex or plan on 100% condom use for several weeks. Make sure no foreign bodies involved, like a forgotten tampon in the vagina. Get checked for other STDs, especially gonorrhea, chlamydia and trichomonas. Find a gyn who specializes in infectious diseases. Good luck!
Answered 11/11/2019
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