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Can condoms give you bacterial vaginosis?

Female | 18 years old
Complaint duration: 90 days
Medications: None
Conditions: Yes

July 11, 07:25 AM

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Condoms per se don't cause BV. But, the lubricant of a condom can cause some women irritation and can throw of the ph of your vagina off.

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BV is a much broader understanding than a sexually transmitted infection. Condoms do not "give a BV." You can have BV even when you practice protected sex.