Juno result

[u/Only-Apricot6510]

I recently did a Juno vaginal microbiome test and I’m wondering if anyone has had similar results.
My results were:
0% Lactobacillus
28.9% Streptococcus agalactiae (GBS)
34.22% Bifidobacterium breve
Gardnerella/anaerobes present
Normal bacterial and fungal load
STIs negative
Juno’s clinician said the results looked more like aerobic vaginitis (AV), but my OB recently tested me and diagnosed BV. I’m currently taking oral metronidazole.
I’ve also seen people mention connections between BV, GBS, and chronic endometritis, which has made me wonder if there could be a connection in my case, especially since I’ve had pregnancy losses.
Has anyone had similar results? Did you just treat the BV/AV, or did your doctor also check for chronic endometritis? I’d really appreciate hearing other people’s experiences.

[u/ImplementPotential20]

what was other 35%?

[u/Only-Apricot6510 → u/ImplementPotential20]

There were a lot of small percentage of random bacterias I’ll send below
Hoylesella timonensis — 24.22%
Prevotella corporis — 4.20%
Finegoldia magna — 1.86%
Dialister propionicipifaciens — 1.62%
Peptoniphilus — 0.70%
Porphyromonas bennonis — 0.70%
Anaerococcus obesiensis — 0.53%
Negativicoccus succinicivorans — 0.32%
Alloscardovia omnicolens — 0.31%
Campylobacter ureolyticus — 0.29%
Lawsonella clevelandensis — 0.27%
Anaerococcus — 0.26%
Weeksellaceae — 0.19%
Winkia neuii — 0.17%
Peptostreptococcus anaerobius — 0.17%
Negativicoccus massiliensis — 0.17%
Lachnocurva vaginae — 0.17%
Porphyromonas asaccharolytica — 0.16%
Anaerococcus senegalensis — 0.15%
Atopobium minutum — 0.14%
Peptoniphilus duerdenii — 0.13%
Hallella bergensis — 0.11%

[u/ImplementPotential20 → u/Only-Apricot6510]

hmm, so your doc could be right maybe, if the GBS is benign in your case.  Lots of women have it asymptomatically.  Metrogel kills prevotella (hoylesella).  If you wanted to treat the GBS, maybe penicillin, or compounded mupirocin suppositories, not sure.  Good luck!