I believe I have a bacterial vaginal infection, what should I take to treat it?

For a bacterial vaginal infection, it is recommended to see a doctor for confirmation and to receive a prescription for antibiotics. Over-the-counter products like Canesten or Diflucan typically treat yeast infections, not bacterial infections. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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I believe I have a bacterial vaginal infection, what should I take to treat it?

For a bacterial vaginal infection, it is recommended to see a doctor for confirmation and to receive a prescription for antibiotics. Over-the-counter products like Canesten or Diflucan typically treat yeast infections, not bacterial infections. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.