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Recurrent Bacterial Vaginosis
Recurrent bacterial vaginosis infections cannot be treated with cryotherapy or a cone biopsy.
This infection is the most common cause of vaginitis in the United States. Symptoms are not always present although they include a fishy smell, increased or abnormal vaginal discharge, and vulvar itching. The treatment for this infection is both simple and effective.
Recurrent bacterial vaginosis infections cannot be treated with cryotherapy or a cone biopsy.
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Recurrent Bacterial Vaginosis -
Cryotherapy, Cone Biopsy
For about 30 percent of patients that have had BV, they find it comes back with in 3 months. Health care providers will often determine that a longer treatment period of 10-14 days may be needed or they may switch medications.
Recurrent bacterial vaginosis infections cannot be treated with cryotherapy or a cone biopsy.
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