02.12.10 / bacterial vaginosis cures / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (2)
Tags: bacterial vaginosis, flagyl, pills
I hate getting bacterial vaginosis. It’s a headache to deal with. I feel miserable, frustrated, and helpless whenever I get BV. And that’s why I had to find some home remedies for bacterial vaginosis. I wanted to know how to cure BV without having to keep going to the doctor every other month for antibiotics. Read More...
I have the Flagyl pills to treat my Bacterial vaginosis. Im supposed to take them 2x a day for 10 days. Is it safe to have sex, i only have sex with one person, and he does ejaculate inside of me.
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30.11.10 / bacterial vaginosis cures / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (9)
Tags: 7 months, first trimester, flagyl, heartbeat, medication, monday morning, morning baby, pelvic exam, right on target, ultrasound, uterus
Hi. I am 9 weeks pregnant and I had some slight spotting on Sunday, so I went in for an ultrasound on Monday morning. Baby looked great, measuring right on target with a good heartbeat.
I went back in yesterday for a pelvic exam and discovered I have bacterial vaginosis. I was prescribed Flagyl for this infection, but my doctor told me that it isn’t recommended in the first trimester because there haven’t been any studies performed on women in the first tri taking this medication. He said if it gets worse to go ahead and take it, but if it isn’t bothering me, to wait until 12 weeks.
I am nervous that letting this go "untreated" for 3 more weeks will hurt my baby. Me and my husband tried for 7 months for this little one and we love him/her so much already, I would be devastated if something happened. So my question is… Have you been in this position? If so, what/when did you take the medication? Also, do the risks of getting an infection in my uterus outweight the risks of Flagyl?
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16.11.10 / bacterial vaginosis cures / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (2)
Tags: 7 months, first trimester, flagyl, heartbeat, medication, monday morning, morning baby, pelvic exam, right on target, ultrasound, uterus
Hi. I am 9 weeks pregnant and I had some slight spotting on Sunday, so I went in for an ultrasound on Monday morning. Baby looked great, measuring right on target with a good heartbeat. I went back in yesterday for a pelvic exam and discovered I have bacterial vaginosis. I was prescribed Flagyl for this infection, but my doctor told me that it isn’t recommended in the first trimester because there haven’t been any studies performed on women in the first tri taking this medication. He said if it gets worse to go ahead and take it, but if it isn’t bothering me, to wait until 12 weeks. I am nervous that letting this go "untreated" for 3 more weeks will hurt my baby. Me and my husband tried for 7 months for this little one and we love him/her so much already, I would be devastated if something happened. So my question is… Have you been in this position? If so, what/when did you take the medication? Also, do the risks of getting an infection in my uterus outweight the risks of Flagyl?
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06.11.10 / bacterial vaginosis cures / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (3)
Tags: bacterial vaginosis, bv, family planning, flagyl, mg 2, pills
had been having discharge and irritation for months and finally i got myself to go into family planning, and was diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis. I am now taking flagyl 500 mg 2 a day for 7 days. I started taking them on sunday. Will this compltely cure me of bv? These pills make me kinda sick, and When does the discharge and symptoms usually start to go away?
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05.11.10 / bacterial vaginosis cures / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (2)
Tags: bacterial vaginosis, bv, family planning, flagyl, mg 2, pills
I had been having discharge and irritation for months and finally i got myself to go into family planning, and was diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis. I am now taking flagyl 500 mg 2 a day for 7 days. I started taking them on sunday. Will this compltely cure me of bv? These pills make me kinda sick, and When does the discharge and symptoms usually start to go away?
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09.08.09 / bacterial vaginosis symptoms / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (4)
Tags: antibiotics, bacterial vaginosis symptoms, flagyl, minor case, pills, vaginal gel
I’m prescribed metrodizonale(flagyl) vaginal gel (5 days) and 7 days antibiotics – 2 pills a day for minor case of Bacterial Vaginosis. Symptoms are fine after day 3 – starting to feel side effects. What happens if I stop after 5 days instead of 7?
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24.07.09 / bacterial vaginosis symptoms / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (2)
Tags: abnormal pap, amp, bacterial vaginosis, body temp, cipro, colposcopy, deg, dizzy spells, ear infections, fatigue, flagyl, gyn, headaches, high blood pressure, nausea, periods, pills, urine test, uti, yeast infection
Last year May I was diag. with bacterial vaginosis and treated with a dose of 3 pills at one time. (I also had an abnormal pap & colposcopy which came out negative.) I did not feel right and went back recently. I was diag. with vaginosis again and was given Flagyl for 7 days. I saw my regular MD for the past month for other symptoms,after a urine test said I had a UTI and gave me a dose of Cipro (3 pills/3 days.) I have finished this dosing and still 2 weeks later know that I am not right. I am going to go back t the Gyn again for a 4th treatment. Before the summer I have never had anything like this not even a yeast infection.
I have been going to my MD for other symptoms such has palpitations, high blood pressure (145/100), dizzy spells, nausea spells, fatigue, headaches, ear infections, flushing, periods of low body temp (94 deg) and low pulse, night sweats, sleep apnea and brown spots on my back. Now Im just nervous that the bacterial vaginosis could be a sign something else??
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15.07.09 / bacteria vaginosis / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (5)
Tags: amp, bacteria, flagyl, going to the doctor, money, pills, vagina, warm climate, wet tissue
I am prone to getting bacteria infections. I will take Flagyl pills for 10 days and it will clear up only to come right back in 2 months. I know its not sex, because I have went months without sex & I will still get them. I always wipe myself with wet tissue to clean my bottom & vagina thoroughly after using the bathroom. I dont do anything to cause it to keep coming back, but yet it always does. I get sick of going to the doctor 4-6 times a year for the same thing. I felt like they werent letting me in on a secret because they want to make money. What can I do to stop reoccurences? I do have an extremely moist & warm climate down there. I think that has a lot to do with it because that is a good environment for bacteria to grow.
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14.07.09 / bv / Author: Dr. Klara / Comments: (6)
Tags: bv, flagyl, pamphlet, pills, regimen
I completed my regimen of 500mg flagyl, 2 pills a day for 7 days to treat BV yesterday, and was wondering how long I have to wait before I have sex. The pamphlet I received did not specify. I know obviously I was not supposed to have sex while on the pills, which I didn’t, but am wondering if everything seems to have cleared, when I am safe to have sex again? Thanks!
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