There are so many Ladies and even married women out there that are having serious issues, either with their spouses, boy friends, or even husbands, due to some nasty pungent or foul smell that oozes out them whenever they are about to get down with their partners, some have discharges of various types like mucus and some yellowish discharge, some hitch and even turn the outer surface of the female genitals as thick as the skin of an elephant, some are so loose in there that their partners complain from time to time.
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Have you been disturbed or been rejected by your spouse or husband due to the following ;

1. Yeast Infection
2. Unpleasant odour from your genitals
3. Excessive genital mucus with no drying effect
4. Staphilococcus
5. Candida of different types
6. Painful sexual intercouse
7. Bacterial Viginosis
8. Trichonomoniasis
9. Herpes
10. Loosed Genital part.

Lets talk about this..

What is vaginal discharge?
Vaginal discharge is a clear or whitish fluid that comes out of the vagina. The uterus, cervix, or vagina can produce the fluid.

Is vaginal discharge normal?
Yes. Most women have vaginal discharge but not all discharge is normal. The amount of discharge is different for each woman. Some women have a little discharge now and then. Others have discharge every day. Your "normal" discharge might change many times throughout your life.

Should I douche to get rid of vaginal discharge?
No. Douches should not be used to get rid of vaginal discharge. Douching can upset the natural balance of organisms in your body. Douching can also lead to infection.

Normal vaginal discharge should not be thought of as unclean or unhealthy. It is a normal way for your body to discard fluid and old cells.

If my discharge changes, do I have an infection?
Maybe. Your discharge might change color, become heavier, or smell different. You might notice irritation around the opening of the vagina. You might also notice changes before or after your period. Changes in vaginal discharge may or may not be a sign that you have a vaginal infection.

When is vaginal discharge a sign of an infection?
Your vaginal discharge might be a sign of an infection if it:

Causes itching
Causes swelling
Has a bad odor
Is green, yellow, or gray in color
Looks foamy or like cottage cheese
What infections cause vaginal discharge to change?

There are a number of infections that cause vaginal discharge to change or become unpleasant. Many of these infections can be caused by having sex with someone who has the infections. Below are some common infections.

Name of infection: Yeast Infection

Is caused by having sex with an infected person?: No

What does discharge look like?: Thick, white, like cottage cheese


Name of infection: Trichomoniasis ("Trick"

Is caused by having sex with an infected person?: Yes

What does discharge look like?:Green, yellow, or gray in color; frothy



Name of infection: Bacterial vaginosis (Gardnerella or BV)

Is caused by having sex with an infected person?: Probably not

What does discharge look like?: White discharge that smells fishy


Name of infection: Gonorrhea (Clap)

Is caused by having sex with an infected person?: Yes

What does discharge look like?: Cloudy or yellow, but often no symptoms. If not treated, infection may

spread, causing pelvic inflammatory disease with pelvic pain.

Name of infection: Chlamydia (Kla-mid-ee-ah)

Is caused by having sex with an infected person?: Yes

What does discharge look like?:Often no symptoms. If not treated, infection may spread, causing

pelvic inflammatory disease with pelvic pain.

Can a woman have more than one infection at once?
Yes. A woman may have two or three types of infection at the same time.

Why do women get vaginal infections?
Health care providers do not yet know all of the reasons why women get vaginal infections. They do know that some types are spread by having sex with an infected person. You might have a higher risk of getting infections if you:

Have sex without protection (trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, chlamydia)
Have diabetes (yeast)
Have many sex partners (trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, chlamydia)
Take birth control pills (yeast)
Are taking antibiotic medicine (yeast)
Have an HIV infection or have a decreased immunity (yeast)

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