Antibiotics are not the only option for treating recurrent bacterial vaginosis. Other factors, such as using scented soaps or vaginal douches, wearing tight clothing, not changing tampons or sanitary pads regularly, or engaging in unprotected sex with spermicide condoms, can contribute to the infection. It is important to consult with a doctor to determine the underlying cause of the recurrent infections and explore different treatment options, which may include antibiotics for both partners, using a gentle soap, avoiding irritants, and wearing loose-fitting clothing. Additionally, a doctor may prescribe a cream antibiotic for long-term use to prevent bacterial vaginosis from recurring.
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