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Table 1.

Recruitment site and participant characteristics (n = 103).

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Table 2.

Episodes, diagnoses and symptoms of BV (n = 103).

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Fig 1.

Factors women think caused or triggered BV onset (n = 452*).

*n = 452—total number of responses 103 women who had experienced BV gave. Participants could choose multiple options. ‘I do not know’ responses (n = 4) were not included. (A)Unprotected sex with or without ejaculation. (B)Poor genital hygiene/unclean hands.

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Table 3.

Summary of the parameters for the number of sexual and lifestyle factor responses nominated by women for BV onset and most recent recurrence.

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Fig 2.

Factors women think triggered their most recurrent episode of BV (n = 248*).

*n = 248—total number of responses 54 women who had experienced BV gave. Participants could choose multiple options. Did not include ‘I do not know’ responses n = 2. (A)Unprotected sex with or without ejaculation. (B)Poor genital hygiene/unclean hands.

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Table 4.

Self-help remedies women use to treat or manage their symptoms of BV (n = 103).

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Table 5.

Sexual and lifestyle changes to prevent further recurrences of BV (n = 103).

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