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Smell after sex!!!
After having sex with my partner there is a smell left on my penis that does not go away even after washing and is there for afew days. I am not circumcised could this be the problem?
Its all good for now thanks i changed body wash etc so maybe it was that i have never had any problems like that so it felt a lil embarrassing,. Thanks :)
Cheers everyone its rather embarrassing and would never talk to anyone about this but i will take all the advice onboard :)
I wouldn't be too worried. If you've already been to the doctor, and both you and your girlfriend have both checked out in good health, there isn't really too much to be concerned about.
CurleyGirl7 has some good advice, if your girlfriend does have a yeast infection or vaginosis, that could very well be causing the smell.
Don't doubt your girlfriend like someone suggested, if this is really concerning you, I doubt your girlfriend would lie about being healthy or not. After all if it was serious, it could be dangerous to her too.
CurleyGirl7 has some good advice, if your girlfriend does have a yeast infection or vaginosis, that could very well be causing the smell.
Don't doubt your girlfriend like someone suggested, if this is really concerning you, I doubt your girlfriend would lie about being healthy or not. After all if it was serious, it could be dangerous to her too.
If your girlfriend has bacterial vaginosis or a yeast infrection it can get trapped under your foreskin. There, it can breed and spread, causing the foul odor. When you take a shower, you probably get rid of some of it (which decreases the smell) but it is still there. Switch to antibacterial soap (Like NuSkin or Dial) and see if that helps. If not, see a doctor.
Not a strong smell no just mild might aswell go see a different doctor see whay they say, I hope its not my girl i will kill her ha..
She has nothing we already both went and have been given a clean bill of health. Thanks though :)
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