Re: BV and pregnancy

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Thank you for your reply. I also have recurring BV. I had it during my first pregnancy and was treated in the second trimester with Flagyl, which is now contraindicated during pregnancy. That is my concern this time around. I am not pregnant yet, but hope to be soon. It's nice to know I am not the only woman who has this problem. :)

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Kelly

At Sun, 19 Sep 1999, Autumn wrote:
>
>Kelly,
>I am not a doctor, but I have recurring BV.  From what I understand
>there is some risk of pre-term labor.  However with my last pregnancy I
>had an infection & it was treated with antibiotics at the beginning of
>my second trimester.  I have a beautiful 8 week old daughter who was
>born healthy at
>full term.
>
>At Sun, 19 Sep 1999, Kelly wrote:
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>>What is the risk of getting pregnant with a bacterial vaginosis
>>infection? Also, what are the risks of getting pregnant if one is about
>>50 pounds overweight? Thank you for your time.
>>
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>>Kelly
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>Autumn
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