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Can You Get Your Period with Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)?
Yes. BV is a vaginal bacterial imbalance; menstruation is uterine lining shedding driven by the menstrual cycle. BV does not directly alter the cycle, so periods continue. However, BV-related pH/immune changes may influence cycle regularity in some women. Consult a clinician for evaluation and management.
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