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Q: Bacterial Viagnosis.

asked by: Lusciouss on August 31st, 2007

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I was diagnois with Bacterial viagnosis. The doctor prescribe for me to take Metronidazle. Im taking it now but me and my boyfriend have unprotected sex all the time. Can he be affected with it? If so how can he and i tell?

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overdue_25

replied on September 7th, 2007

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ive also had bacterial vaginitis , im not 4 sure if it can be past down, but its common in women.

Tylanas

replied on September 7th, 2007

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Re: Bacterial Viagnosis.

Lusciouss wrote:

It is possible he could get a urinary tract infection from you, so I believe both of you need to be treated simultaneously with antibiotics.

Georgia59

replied on September 7th, 2007

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Definitely, otherwise you could pass it to him, he could pass it right back, and you'd both have it for forever!

I'd suggest condoms for a while, and antibiotics for both of you. Of course, if you tell your doc that you are sexually active they should be able to tell you what you should do.

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