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My vagina has a really bad odour! I don't know what it is

I am a 17 year old that is not sexually active. For a while now I have had a very strong smell coming from my vagina, it is definitely not the regular kind of smell. At first I thought it may be a yeast infection, but now I'm certain it isn't. My discharge also seems to be not normal, it doesn't really exit my vagina. It also isn't clear or slightly white, it's very white. What kind of infection could this be?
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if its a fishy odor that's a symptom of a bacterial infection which is really an easy fix with antibiotics but you do need to go to the doctor for that. If the discharge is thick white cottage cheese- like then that sounds like a yeast infection. I've had both at the same time without many symptoms. But they're easy to fix.
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that could be a yeast infection  there are different  symptoms you should go to a doctor because it could get worse if you dont
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I would look it up on webmd symptom checker or check with a doctor!
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