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*30 days* asked:

I’m expecting a child soon and have read that pregnant women can get a condition called BV. Is this true? I may have this infection because I’m suffering from yellowish discharge and I always feel like I have to urinate. Could this be BV? I have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow and just wanted to be aware of what may be the problem.

How Can I be Sure to Have a Healthy Pregnancy with BV?

momma of 1 & #2 due in Feb asked:

I’m 10 weeks 5 days and just found out I have bacterial vaginosis. I’ve been given Cleocin – it’s the vaginal suppository not the pills. If I get this treated this week what are my chances of a healthy pregnancy??

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could i be pregnant if i have a bacterial vaginosis infection?

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tessa<3 asked:

im pretty sure i have a bacterial vaginosis infection because i read all about it and i have just one of the symptoms and that would be the embarrassing fishy odor.ugh! i hate it now my concern is that i read a bacterial infection is caused by semen in the vagina or something of that sort idk.. but could i be pregnant? please respond asap! please!

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How dangerous is Bacterial Vaginosis in the first trimester?

BB2007 asked:

Hi. I am 9 weeks pregnant and I had some slight spotting on Sunday, so I went in for an ultrasound on Monday morning. Baby looked great, measuring right on target with a good heartbeat. I went back in yesterday for a pelvic exam and discovered I have bacterial vaginosis. I was prescribed Flagyl for this infection, but my doctor told me that it isn’t recommended in the first trimester because there haven’t been any studies performed on women in the first tri taking this medication. He said if it gets worse to go ahead and take it, but if it isn’t bothering me, to wait until 12 weeks. I am nervous that letting this go “untreated” for 3 more weeks will hurt my baby. Me and my husband tried for 7 months for this little one and we love him/her so much already, I would be devastated if something happened. So my question is… Have you been in this position? If so, what/when did you take the medication? Also, do the risks of getting an infection in my uterus outweight the risks of Flagyl?

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