can bacterial vaginosis cause a miscarriage in second trimester?
Thursday, March 11th, 2010 at
7:31 am
Filed under: Bacterial Vaginosis Causes
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It’s possible, because it can cause preterm labor and preterm rupture of the membranes, but, if treated with medication prescribed by your doctor, you shouldn’t have to worry about that, it’s only a potential problem if left untreated.
I really dont think so. I had it when i was pregnant in my second trimester and I gave birth to a perfectly healthy little boy. He was a little early but i dont think it was becasue of the bacterial vaginosis. http://www.wdxcyber.com/npapvg11.htm Try that site it has some info on there. Talk to your doctor about your concerns also! Good Luck
Yes, bacterial vaginosis could definitely cause a miscarriage.
Remember, bacterial vaginosis is an infection. Aside from causing miscarriages, it can also cause pelvic inflammatory disease.
Do your best to eat well and get plenty of rest. Cut out all caffeine. Go for a little walk. Do whatever it takes to foster a healthy body.