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Re: BV questionFrom: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 29 Jun 2000 20:04:52 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Dana wrote: > >I am 20.5 weeks pregnant. I had had vaginal discomfort for a few months >and twice they did a pelvic and the cultures came back neg. But the >Dr's had said both times there was a lot of discharge inside. A few >days ago, the vaginal irritability increased dramatically and BV was >diagnosed. They said my vagina was very red and inflamed, no wonder I >was in pain. I have been using Flagystatin Vaginal Cream (Metrogel in >the US?) for 3 days now and the vaginal pain is gone. But I still have >an intermittent abdominal ache/twinges, esp when lying or sitting down >(in the center area above my pubic hair). Could this be related to the >BV Possibly, It shouldn't be, but there are a fair number of people who think that BV causes some abd. pain. (ie infection ascended into my uterus No you would be sicker thatn a dog.
)? Should I call and ask that
>the oral version of the drug be prescribed? Or is this a normal symptom I usually use the oral form of Metronidazole (Flagyl)
And are my chances of preterm labour now greatly increased
>because of the BV? Most likely not. If one checks a population that is high risk for preterm labor, finding BV and treating it decreases the incidence of preterm delivery. Checking a group that is not at high risk and treating those with BV, does not change the incidence of preterm delivery. RDB Thanks in advance.
-- R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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