Every female has a natural vaginal scent that can change throughout her menstrual cycle. A strong odor however, can be a sign of an infection, particularly if she is sexually active.

Not all vaginal odors are caused by an infection, However. For example, poor hygiene or tight fitting clothing or fabric that doesn’t breathe can cause sweat and bacteria to get trapped which can cause and unpleasant odor.

Don’t be fooled by products such as douches or sprays that claim to “clean” your vagina. They can be harmful because they remove the fluids that naturally clean your vagina. These products (particularly the scented ones) can actually cause irritation.

Simply use soap and water to clean the outside of your vaginal area.

Rinse well and pat your skin with a towel until it is dry before you put your underwear on.

If your vaginal odor doesn’t go away, make an appointment with your health care provider and get checked out. There is treatment available.

Showering every day with mild soap and warm water usually does the trick to feel clean and fresh in general.

If you have a vaginal discharge, itching, or vaginal odor, it may be caused by a change in the bacteria that normally live in the vagina (bacterial vaginosis) or by a yeast infection. Certain sexual transmitted infections (STI’s) such as trichomoniasis can cause a different odor.

A woman’s vagina is naturally filled with bacteria but when there is an overgrowth, the condition is called bacterial vaginosis and causes a “fishy” odor.

Causes of vaginal odor are a forgotten tampon left in the vagina or not showering or bathing regularly. However, vaginal discharge can mean that you have a sexually transmitted infection, especially if you are having unprotected intercourse. See your health care provider to find out what is causing your symptoms and if you need medication. If you do have an infection, there is medicine that can cure it and the odor too.

It’s especially important to talk to your health care provider if:

You’ve had unprotected intercourse
You have a “different” vaginal discharge or itching
The vaginal odor (smell) doesn’t go away

Most ladies have a normal wetness or discharge that naturally cleans and moistens the vagina, but it should NOT have an odor. It’s NOT okay to douche or use strong soaps, deodorants, or perfume sprays near your vagina because it can upset the balance of good bacteria that are normally found in your vagina. These types of products can cause an allergic reaction, and/or irritation, and removes the good bacteria that are normally present.

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Very educative.
Thanks op

HeyCorleone:
Disgusting.

You're a fool my friend

Thanks for the information

Disgusting.

E

Those who have ears let them hear, we are tired of fish smell

Oh

Thanks for sharing

Smelly
Puto
Everywhere

Do ladies still need these lecturers? I personally don't need to be taught on how to maintain my vagina.

I smell something

Nice

Chloe88:
Very educative.
Thanks op
You're a fool my friend

You are a bigger fool my girlfriend.

Op, how about people that wash the ponmo with alum

helpful

adamasmag:
Every female has a natural vaginal scent that can change throughout her menstrual cycle. A strong odor however, can be a sign of an infection, particularly if she is sexually active.

Not all vaginal odors are caused by an infection, However. For example, poor hygiene or tight fitting clothing or fabric that doesn’t breathe can cause sweat and bacteria to get trapped which can cause and unpleasant odor.

Don’t be fooled by products such as douches or sprays that claim to “clean” your vagina. They can be harmful because they remove the fluids that naturally clean your vagina. These products (particularly the scented ones) can actually cause irritation.

Simply use soap and water to clean the outside of your vaginal area.

Rinse well and pat your skin with a towel until it is dry before you put your underwear on.

If your vaginal odor doesn’t go away, make an appointment with your health care provider and get checked out. There is treatment available.

Showering every day with mild soap and warm water usually does the trick to feel clean and fresh in general.

If you have a vaginal discharge, itching, or vaginal odor, it may be caused by a change in the bacteria that normally live in the vagina (bacterial vaginosis) or by a yeast infection. Certain sexual transmitted infections (STI’s) such as trichomoniasis can cause a different odor.

A woman’s vagina is naturally filled with bacteria but when there is an overgrowth, the condition is called bacterial vaginosis and causes a “fishy” odor.

Causes of vaginal odor are a forgotten tampon left in the vagina or not showering or bathing regularly. However, vaginal discharge can mean that you have a sexually transmitted infection, especially if you are having unprotected intercourse. See your health care provider to find out what is causing your symptoms and if you need medication. If you do have an infection, there is medicine that can cure it and the odor too.

It’s especially important to talk to your health care provider if:

You’ve had unprotected intercourse
You have a “different” vaginal discharge or itching
The vaginal odor (smell) doesn’t go away

Most ladies have a normal wetness or discharge that naturally cleans and moistens the vagina, but it should NOT have an odor. It’s NOT okay to douche or use strong soaps, deodorants, or perfume sprays near your vagina because it can upset the balance of good bacteria that are normally found in your vagina. These types of products can cause an allergic reaction, and/or irritation, and removes the good bacteria that are normally present.

www.adamasmagazine.com.ng

98 %, of girls suffer from this thing ones or uncountable times their life.
It's "normal"


The only solution is to avoid it by closing your legs, avoid sharing undies and mind the toilets you use.

That smelling thing... yuck!

maryjan8:
Thanks for the information

how is your puto stinky idiot

If u av bleeped vagina with rotten fish odour, hit like
If the lady in question is ur girlfriend/wife, u can also hit share

Upon everything boys still no go hear,bacteria bacteria sounds

Dats good

Ok

thanks for sharing op

Rub palm oil on it after bathing

Thank me later

Not easy to be a Girl child..... Have respect for woman

We have a lot of kids here. Some guys need to grow up.
Back to the topic:
Just as the article mentioned, hygiene and humidity play important roles. As a rule of thumb, ladies need to bath at least twice daily (or more if you had a sweaty day).
And then for goodness sake we're in the tropics, if you must wear pants, let it be a net or cotton pant, such as would allow air get down there. I would even advice those who go out in jeans trousers to go pant free. The vagina needs to breathe.
Not all vaginal odour is due to infection, you can think of infection when you have foul smelling discharge, itching and maybe pain on passing urine or painful sex.

I just book space for nothing.

Most of all these girls just fine for face, their puss.y smells like rotten egg.