What Bacterial Vaginosis symptoms did you have??
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Just wondering what symptoms have others experienced while having BV? My symptoms are smelly vaginal discharge which normally smells fishy. Recently and I have noticed in the past some achy abdominal pains and also swollen lymph nodes in my groin area. Does anyone have any similar symptoms caused by BV. I have had the infection for since September.
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michelle22530
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lia44027 michelle22530
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jayneejay michelle22530
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see a doctor as that sounds classic for BV
jay x
patricia91490 michelle22530
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I have the discharge which can smell musky, fishy or even faintly like stool. (Yeah, yuck.) It can be watery sometimes. I have never had pain. I hate this illness, ugh!
jayneejay patricia91490
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i didnt know i had mine, as had no odour, only i felt jist not right in myself, off colour but did t really know why ..
i only had a watery discharge but no fisht smell at all, also i had thrush aswell, all picked up on a smear result ..
treatment for me was via a Gyno and it was antibiotic Clindamycin vaginal ovules for 3 nights followed by thrush treatment for 3 nights and repeated again one month later and all cured now ..
jay
michelle22530 patricia91490
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michelle22530 jayneejay
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EndiJo michelle22530
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Hey I know this was over a year ago, but I struggled for a long time as well until I was told by someone that either folate supplements or 800 units of folic acid daily would make it go away. I didn't believe it but after 3 days of this, it was completely gone. I don't understand how it worked, but I'm not complaining.
Catlover123456 EndiJo
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Pangusus EndiJo
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I know this is a laaate response, but has folic acid worked for you more than once? Not only that, are you taking it consecutively to keep it at bay? I'd love to hear back from you as metronidazole is something I don't want to take with every bout. Thanks.
Toobusy patricia91490
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Glad to see someone else with different bv "scents". I've described mine as fishy sometimes, musky, or "sour" maybe, at others and sometimes like trash and rarely - luckily-, like poo. But no matter which one it is, YUCK. I thought I was crazy that it wasn't fish all the time. Seems to change for me.
macc michelle22530
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michelle22530 macc
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jayneejay michelle22530
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Doctors havent a clue..
i ended up gping to a private Gyno and got mine sorted thank goodness
i hope you find something that sorts it
jay x
secrets michelle22530
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I get it cleared up just for it to return after my period.... So annoying.
I am now trying coconut oil with tea tree oil suppositories and so far after two days it's a lot better! Going to do this every day (even during my period euchhhhh sorry tmi)
michelle22530 secrets
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secrets michelle22530
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But iv struggled with this for a year on and off after my period - tried diet change, the probiotic pills, yoghurt, garlic up my hoohaa, the tampon soaked with olive oil and tea tree oil - never any relief so this was worth a try.
COCONUT OIL is the secret and the answer to all my prayers! It's completely natural, anti fungal, anti microbial, highly easily absorbed and kills BAD bacteria, instead of just treating the bacteria that's easily reached it soaks into the wall of the vagina deep into the membranes (apparently) but I can swear this is the best thing iv tried yet and it works.
secrets
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1 jar unrefined coconut oil (Tesco do it)
1 ice cube tray with rounded bottom (not the standard rectangle/square shape)
Tree tea oil
Scoop out some solid coconut oil and put in glass bowl and melt it in a pot of hot water like how you would melt chocolate, once melted add the tea tree oil, stir and then fill the ice tray and put I'm fridge to harden, transfer into storage bag once solid and that's your one a day treatment :-)
Slide one up last thing before bed - use a pad for leakage - and I plan on doing this now for a good month or two until I feel safe enough to stop using, it's a miracle treatment
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margareth28165 secrets
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do you happen to have a Mirena? i only started getting these after my mirena and then its much harder to get rid of because ive heard if can basically stick to your iud. if you do maybe ask for an antibiotic that can be inserted down there.
Its often good to repeat a month after for me anyway.
having my first since i got my second iud and noticing more symptoms so thats why i jumped on here but sounds like im not the only one!