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Hello everybody, here we are.

U sweaty and Pist, menopause and more. I'm Leon Morgan, comedian and

And I'm Karen Nickel, yes, nurse practitioner. Yes, I was fixing to say not COVID patient. I don't want to say that.

Oh, thank goodness. In the in the at home. I'm just at home.

Bored out of my mind. Okay, so everybody thanks so much for all the support we have

had and everybody listening and and we've got a lot of nifty things that we're going to do in the future with that we'll talk to you about but

For today we are going to talk about something and kind of freaky

Well, I don't know if it is Karen about something and kind of freaky.

Well, I don't know if it is.

Karen told me what it is, and I have been,

I have not been able to look it up,

and I am excited to know what it is,

but it sounds frightening.

Well and you know the thing is unfortunately it's pretty common so we were going to talk about we're going to talk about we're going to talk about

We are going to talk about bacterial vaginosis

often referred to as BV for bacterial vaginosis. And we did have a,

homo-set patient, a listener who on Facebook asked about what she can do to address recurrent

bacterial vaginosis, which can happen.

Sometimes when we get BV, you get into this cycle

where you just can't seem to get rid of it. And then all of a sudden it'll go away and that's the end of it. So it's a sort of a mysterious ailment because you know for a long time they said oh it's not sexually transmitted now they're saying well

maybe it is sexually transmitted but it's what BV is well let me back up and start about talking about the normal vaginal

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