Foul Vaginal Odor - This and Other Bacterial Vaginosis Symptoms
Wondering what could be causing that foul vaginal odor? You may have bacterial vaginosis. BV as it is also known is an inflammation of the vagina due to an imbalance in the bacteria. Below I will review the symptoms of this embarrassing infection that plagues 1 in 3 women.
As you may have guessed by the title one of the main symptoms of vaginosis is a foul fishy and must smell emanating from the vagina. This foul odor is the one of the main symptoms of BV. This odor is generally intensified directly after intercourse. Another main symptom that one generally encounters is a white and grayish vaginal discharge. This discharge is different from the natural discharges associated with your menstrual cycle. This symptom is also intensified after intercourse. The secondary symptoms of vaginosis that can occur are itching and redness of the vagina. One may also have painful urination and painful sexual intercourse.
If any of the above symptoms occur one should get themselves immediately to their doctor prior to staring on any treatment path. You want to confirm that you do in fact have BV.
Please remember that any or all of the listed symptoms can occur and if any are present to get checked out, due to embarrassment many women will avoid visiting a physician, this is a common issue and doctors have seen it before.
Once diagnosed, I would suggest the use of natural home remedies to get rid of that foul vaginal odor. Natural remedies will help get rid of the BV and help your body maintain an overall health that will prevent it from coming back.
As you may have guessed by the title one of the main symptoms of vaginosis is a foul fishy and must smell emanating from the vagina. This foul odor is the one of the main symptoms of BV. This odor is generally intensified directly after intercourse. Another main symptom that one generally encounters is a white and grayish vaginal discharge. This discharge is different from the natural discharges associated with your menstrual cycle. This symptom is also intensified after intercourse. The secondary symptoms of vaginosis that can occur are itching and redness of the vagina. One may also have painful urination and painful sexual intercourse.
If any of the above symptoms occur one should get themselves immediately to their doctor prior to staring on any treatment path. You want to confirm that you do in fact have BV.
Please remember that any or all of the listed symptoms can occur and if any are present to get checked out, due to embarrassment many women will avoid visiting a physician, this is a common issue and doctors have seen it before.
Once diagnosed, I would suggest the use of natural home remedies to get rid of that foul vaginal odor. Natural remedies will help get rid of the BV and help your body maintain an overall health that will prevent it from coming back.
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