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Medicine for Vaginal Bacterial infections?


Medicine for Vaginal Bacterial infections?

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The most common medicine that is used to treat a vaginal bacterial infection called bacterial vaginosis is Metrogel (the gel form of Flaygl). For oral antibiotics: Flaygl.

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