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ugly smell in my vaginal area
I just had sex two days ago. N it was unprotected, I noticed a smell downthere just last night. I know all females have a certain smell in the vaginal area.But this one is foul. I can smell it, i don't think anyone else can, i hope not! Lol does anyone know what it could be? Or maybe it could be from having unprotected sex??
First off, i don't know where you're getting that i haven't showered in two days. No where in my post does it say that.. I have to say no thanks to your opinion on what I'm doing. Didn't you learn, if you don't have nothing nice to say, then don't say it at all? Worry about yourself 'girlfriend.'
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It could be Bacterial Vaginosis, or BV. If so, you need to be treated by a doctor, because if you let it go, you could get pelvic inflammatory disease, and from there could become sterile. If you have one regular partner, he should take the same antibiotics as you for the same length of time, get him a prescription when you get yours. Do not try to treat BV at home, it won't go away with home care and it is too serious to mess with. Go see a doc and get swabbed for a diagnostic test.
First of all... what are you doing having unprotected sex? Do you have a death wish? Or have you not heard any of the info about sexually transmitted disease? HIV? If they had a disease where a man's penis would just blow up from non-protected sex... there would be far fewer cases of STDs. Second point? Why has it been two days since sex and you have not showered? Wash that thing off girlfriend. If the odor continues, see a gynecologist. You may have something as simple as a yeast infection or any one of a dozen STDs. Remember - carry your own condoms - be responsible for your own health. If he won't wear a condom - don't play with him - Period. So: 1. Shower. 2. Make an appointment with a gynecologist - I prefer a female but that is up to you... 3. Buy condoms and carry them ALL THE TIME... Have fun but play safe.
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