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Bacterial Vaginosis

Bacterial Vaginosis

Bacterial vaginosis is an imbalance of bacterias in the vagina, causing an excess of “bad” bacteria. Possible causes of bacterial vaginosis include having multiple sexual partners; having a new sexual partner; or douching.

While a mild condition that many women will not notice, common symptoms of bacterial vaginosis include vaginal discharge, odor, burning, and itching. Should these symptoms appear, it is important to see a physician to rule out other more serious conditions, such as a sexually transmitted disease.

Commonly prescribed drug classes used to treat bacterial vaginosis include antibiotics, anaerobicides, and certain antiinfectives.

Drugs Used To Treat Bacterial Vaginosis:

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Flagyl
Anaerobicides
Commonly used to treat Meningitis, Amoebiasis, Bacterial Infection, Bacterial Vaginosis, Diarrhea, Gastrointestinal Infection.

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Metrogel
Topical Rosacea Agents
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, acne rosacea.

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Cleocin
Gynecological Antibiotics and Sulfonamides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Infection, Bacterial Vaginosis, Lower Respiratory Infection, Pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, bone and joint infections.

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Lab Test Categories Related to Bacterial Vaginosis:

Pregnancy & Fertility

Pregnancy Blood Test

Quantitative Pregnancy Blood Test

hCG Pregnancy Test with Gestational Table Blood Test

Women's Health

Wellness Checkup

Pregnancy Blood Test

Estradiol Blood Test

Drugs related to Bacterial Vaginosis:

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Flagyl
Anaerobicides
Commonly used to treat Meningitis, Amoebiasis, Bacterial Infection, Bacterial Vaginosis, Diarrhea, Gastrointestinal Infection.

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Metrogel
Topical Rosacea Agents
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, acne rosacea.

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Cleocin
Gynecological Antibiotics and Sulfonamides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Infection, Bacterial Vaginosis, Lower Respiratory Infection, Pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, bone and joint infections.

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Clindamax
Antiinfectives for Treatment of Acne
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Infection, Bacterial Vaginosis, acne vulgaris.

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Metronidazole
Topical Rosacea Agents
Commonly used to treat Meningitis, Amoebiasis, Bacterial Vaginosis, Gastrointestinal Infection, Pneumonia, acne rosacea.

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Tindamax
Anaerobicides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, Parasitic Infection, amebiasis, giardiasis.

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Fem Ph
Vaginal pH balancing Agents
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, Yeast Infection.

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Metrogel Vaginal

Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis.

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Vandazole
Gynecological Antibiotics and Sulfonamides
Commonly used to treat surgical infection prophylaxis.

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Clindesse
Gynecological Antibiotics and Sulfonamides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis.

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Nuvessa
Gynecological Antibiotics and Sulfonamides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis.

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Clindamycin
Anaerobicides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, Pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, bone and joint infections, cellulitis, empyema.

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Tinidazole
Anaerobicides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, Parasitic Infection, amebiasis, giardiasis.

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Flagyl Er
Anaerobicides
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis, diverticulitis.

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Solosec
Imidazole Derivative Antibiotics
Commonly used to treat Bacterial Vaginosis.