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Disgusting foul smell and extreme wetness during intercourse.
I have been having and extremely disgusting odor and wetness during intercourse forthe past two months. I have been tested and do not have an STD and have been with the same (and only) partner for 7 months. I have not changed my diet. No pain, or lumps, bumps, rashes, nothing else out of the ordinary. I have not made it to see my doctor due to scheduling problems ( I am extremely busy). I was weondering if anyone had an suggestions? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
when i have sex with my husband there is a foul smell. I always thought that there should not be an ordor during sex. but, when i have sex with someone else there is no ordor. My husband is 20 yerars older than me. He drinks alcohol and i don't could it be the chemistry make-up. Or do we need to see the doctor. I have an yearly check-up and has been tested for std
if it is to much alciline in the mans sperm can he take anything to prevent it from reaccurring?
they have a med you can buy over the counter now for BV. VH essentials is the name of it. i work at a walgreens and have also had bv a couple of times but only after i have sex with my partner. i don't understand why i keep getting it. if anyone has answer let me know please.
I had posted about this problem in Jan. I went to the doctor and she told me it was BV. I got a prescription and it was gone when i finished the pills. It has'nt come back since.
For the past two weeks whenever my husband and I have sex we smell like fish like odor. It is only present during or after intercourse. What can it be and what should I do since we are trying to conceive?
i recently noticed i have a foul odor coming from my vagina its pretty annoying i shower on a regular basis ive had sex but its been with the same guy i have no health insurance and i cant afford to go to the doctor ive taken some azo pills i bought from wal mart to see if that would help but i still have this strong odor. is there anything else i can buy cheaply to get rid of it please respong
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