Biology, 19.04.2021 15:30 jaydenrobinettewca

S. D. is a 19 yr old, sexually active female with a one week history of a moderate vaginal discharge that has a "fishy" odor, most notable after intercourse. She has no complaints of vaginal pruritus or burning. On examination, the discharge appears gray, homogeneous, and is notably malodorous. A diagnosis of bacterialvaginosis is made. What would be the best agent to use in this case?

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