1 in 3 women get bacterial vaginosis. A new study says to treat their male sexual partners.
New research suggests that bacterial vaginosis can be sexually transmitted, meaning men can reinfect their female partners.
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Bacterial Vaginosis May Be Sexually Transmitted, New Study Suggests
“BV can arise from a number of situations that do not have to do with sex. Some women get BV every time they are treated for ...
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Half of women with bacterial vaginosis do not have any symptoms though. Bacterial vaginosis does not usually cause any soreness or itching. It can be treated with antibiotic tablets or gels or creams.