Inserting Yogurt for BV?

Question

I've been doing a lot of research for recurring BV (bacterial vaginitis) and I've stumbled across a home remedy that a lot of women are swearing by...
Inserting plain yogurt with active cultures into your vagina. 
Have any of you ladies actually tried this? 
Thoughts?

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Do not put yogurt into your vagina. That is ludacris! Floajen is a high content live bacteria probiotic. My Boss who is an MD loves it for our patients. You have to get it from the pharmacist, its not prescription but they have to keep it refrigerated to keep the bacteria alive. Again, do not use yogurt as a vaginal suppository.

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Look into a daily probiotic.

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There is a internal cream with applicators that you can purchase from cvs specifically for BV and it really works. I had recurrent BV for a while a few years ago and it nipped it right in the bud....the brand is called called VH pretty sure it stand for Vaginal Health and it's got little flowers on a white bottle. Located right near the pregnancy tests and femine health aisle.

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Yes! It sounds weird, but it was the only thing that helped me. I only do it occasionally now and haven't had any issues with BV for several years. It works.

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I do it for yeast infections since I'm allergic to monistat.

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I do it too!! It's fabulous, it takes 2-3 days but it works and I don't break out, swell shut, or have a chemical burn!

I fill the fingers of latex free gloves with plain not low fat Greek yogurt. I freeze them and break off a finger as needed.

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Take a probiotic. I'm taking Florajen and I love it! It has helped a ton

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I used to have the saaaaame issue. I used hydrogen peroxide diluted with warm water. I forget the ratio, but it was a very small amount of peroxide. It really worked for me. I've never had it since!

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Try apple cider vinegar douche with it