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Re: 17 and need help!

From: Kelly (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 17 Jan 1999 21:18:37 -0600 (CST)

If you have a bacterial infection, this is causing the pain during a pap smear. You probably have bacterial vaginosis. I have had a lot of problems with this infection. Mine still has not cleared up, and it has been over a year. I am not exactly sure what will happen if it doesn't clear up, but I am sure that one of the doctors here can answer that question for you. What meds have you been prescribed? 

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Kelly


At Sun, 17 Jan 1999, Jean wrote:
>
>Hi, i'm a 17 and i've never had sex before but i've having some female
>problems and I don't really know what to do about it.  I've been to two
>different doc.  and have been on 6 differenet kinds of medince.  The
>doc.  says it is some kind of bacterial infection but nothing has
>helped.  If i don't get it cleared up soon, what's going to happen.  What
>might they have to do to get it cleared up if medince doesn't work.  And
>I was wondering about something else to.  Everytime that I go and have a
>pap smear it really hurts, and i've looked up on other web pages and it
>says its not suppose to hurt.  Am i doing something wrong or is it just
>the doc.  Why does it hurt? If you could please get back to this soon.  i
>would really appreciate it.



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