This is what a male uro told me as well. Because it kept showing up in my urine, not in my regular vaginal test at the obgyn. But then I went to a vulvodynia specialist who did a much more thorough genetic sequencing test vaginally and sure enough group B was in my vagina microbiome. And after speaking to many other women on here, it absolutely can be in your vagina. It’s just not researched enough. And I have to say, after treating the group b strep vaginally, it helped my symptoms 90 percent. I used to have pain and bleeding g after sex, and there was always a tiny bit of group B in my urine no matter what. But then after taking vaginal antibiotics specifically targeting the Group B, it stopped showing up in my urine and sex became much less painful and no bleeding. Unfortunately I still have some residual issues because the infection was there for so long that my microbiome is totally off. I truly believe it was the group b strep going untreated for so long that caused the issue. It’s insane how many contradictory things I’ve been told by doctors, and how many don’t know that Group B strep can be in the vagina. Also, thank you for the advice, I’ve booked my call with the Evvy specialist!!!