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Is It Me or Does She Smell Like Vinegar?
I had unprotected oral sex in February 2019. I started to smell a distinct odor (none fishy, but almost sour) in the next couple of days I suspected it was BV, given that I’m prone to having them. I contacted my Gynecologist who prescribed me Metronidazole for 14 days. I took as I was instructed, yet a slight vinegar odor has remained. At this point I’m assuming it’s my diet, I already have HSV2 and hoping it’s not another STD or STI. Has anyone experienced this? What could it be if not my diet?
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Did you get swabbed again after the 14 days to be sure the BV was gone?
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Unfortunately I did not. I’m scheduled for next month, waiting for new insurance.
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