Vaginal odor can cause many women to be extremely embarrassed and upsetting. One of the possible causes may be bacterial vaginosis, an infection result from an overgrowth of normal bacteria in the vagina. However Bacterial vaginosis is not a STD.
The exact cause of bacterial vaginosis remains unclear but this condition is linked to sexual activity and douching. It’s not serious if it’s taken care of. But it can be very embarrassing, especially if others around you notice your vaginal odor. Some women was too embarrassed until didn’t even want to talk to the doctor about it.
There are some natural remedies you may want to give a try to rid you of your smelly vagina.
Avoid Scented Soaps
Always use a plain soap with no added moisturizers or scents or dyes. Just use plain soap and clean water to remove body odor and vaginal odor in particular. It’s good habit to clean the vaginal area with plain soap and warm water after an intercourse.
Wear Cotton Panties
Constricting and tight clothing like leather g-strings and synthetic material thongs, can cause sweat and cause the bacteria to thrives in the area around your genitals. BV causing bacteria thrives in a low-oxygen environment. Therefore wear only cotton panties.
Practiced Douching with Care
We should proceed with this piece of content. While a vaginal douche can help to get rid of vaginal odor, it must be practiced with a great care. Inappropriate douching is likely to disrupt the pH balance of the vagina, eliminate ‘good’ vaginal bacteria and promote the growth of ‘bad’ germs. It also may removes important antibacterial elements on the vaginal cell membranes, leading to irritation of the vaginal wall lining and increasing the risk of infection.
Stop Suffering from Fishy Vaginal Odor
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Sarah Winn is a former sufferer of bacterial vaginosis herself, this is a subject which is close to her heart and one which she knows is curable, providing women are willing to take responsibility for their own treatment.
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Vaginal odor due to birth control pills? I always had a really neutral smelling vagina. It was never at all offensive. I've been on birth control for a few months and noticed a huge change in my vaginal odor. It's not necessarily foul, but it's just different and odd and I don't like it haha. My boyfriend said he noticed it tasted different too. Does anyone know if vaginal odor/taste can change due to birth control pills? Can it be a cause?
Vaginal odor similar to armpit smell? I've recently noticed a vaginal odor similar to that of armpit odor when not wearing deodorant. What type of infection might this be? Bacterial? Yeast? There aren't any other symptoms except mild itching. No unusual discharge or anything. Thanks.
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Honestly all it’s, is that ur sweating down there. Just put alittle deorderent down there(not right on the vagina) and you should be fine.
Well you should try using underwears made out of cotton and try not to use tight underwears cause sweat can cause the smell also shave a pubic hair and wash with summer eves wash and that should help
This might sound weird, but you should try washing w/ caress body wash. It can work miracles. I had the same problem (probably not to the extent of yours) and I would wash with Caress and literally walk away with no odor at all!! It has really changed my life. I think basically any of the scents will work, but I like the white one…I forget what it’s called…but seriously it’s wonderful!!! Also, be sure to wash out or change your loofa or wash rag regularly…good luck…
Bacterial vaginosis. Period. Oh, go to the doc and get antibiotics and your all fixed. It’s not an std, but if you’re sexually active your partner may have a small chance of holding onto and reinfecting you