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Bacterial vaginosis pain? |
is it normal for u to hurt down there occasionally when u have bv? No it is not. Check out the site. Source(s): www.Medicinenet.com sometimes you will have pain. This is due because your insides are infected. Try also to drink plenty of cranberry juice. And take some antibiotics. |
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