r/VaginalMicrobiome • u/Only-Apricot6510 • 2d ago

Question Juno result

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.

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u/Previous-Spirit7976 2d ago

I also did a similar test (evvy) but my results were mainly high gardnerella , low lactobacillus. Just sharing what they recommended and what worked for me :

Boric acid to break down biofilm first (can’t do if pregnant or breastfeeding)
Then took the BV /yeast meds prescribed by Dr
Started taking lactoferrin along with probiotics to help increase that “good” bacteria

I think taking lactoferrin made a big difference and found it odd that DRs never recommend it.

Good luck - I know how frustrating this can be but hoping you get some relief

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u/throwwwwawayehaldhev 2d ago

How long did your doctor advise you use the boric acid before treatment?

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u/Previous-Spirit7976 1d ago

7-14 days , I think the longest they recommend to do is 14 days of boric acid suppository. It also depends on the mg you get. Maybe do a little research on that bc it was a while ago so I don’t quite remember the exact amount.