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Re: Recurrent BVFrom: Diane E. B. Petersen, M.D. (peter261@gold.tc.umn.edu)Sun Jul 21 09:03:51 1996
In message <31F1540C.7D20@post.its.mcw.edu> writes: > Greetings: > > We have a patient who returns for the fourth time in 6 months with > discharge, clue cells, no WBC's, negative cultures. She has been treated > with Flagyl, Ampicillin and Merogel. What should we be thinking about? > Is there a place for treating her partner? > > Thanks > <<Mike>> > I have found the use of boric acid suppositories very effective. You instruct the patient to purchase boric acid OTC, give her a Rx for gelatin capsules size O, she then fills the capsule herself, inserts high in the vaginal at bedtime for one week and prn after that...this treatment was also supported by many clinicians who sat-in on one of the Ask-the Prof" sessions at ACOG San Francisco 1995.
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