Many women have a recurring outbreak within a short time of the initial treatment, so it’s possible that you’re getting it again.

Oh yes, most certainly! No woman should have to experience that uncomfortable feeling, but it happens. I had major problems with it for months and found out months later of having it that my boyfriend needed to be treated too!!! The doctor didn’t know/tell me; I was told by a pharacmist THAT WE BOTH HAVE TO BE TREATED EVEN IF HE DOESN’T SHOW ANY SIGNS!!!! Anyways we both went on an antobiotic pill (can’t remember the name of it) G
Good luck
(If I’m stressed, I will get it again, also.)
Go back to the doctor, avoid tampons for a cycle or two and wear looser pants. Avoid risque activities that can introduce bacteria there, and use protection.

Because Bacterial Vaginosis is categorized as a condition due to an imbalance/overgrowth of unhealthy bacteria, and a number of factors can offset normal balance at any given time during a woman’s cycle, yes, it is possible to have recurring bacterial vaginosis episodes. In order to get to the root problem of BV, a woman must first understand what the real reason is behind her suffering from reocurring BV problems.