REcently I went to the doctor about a SORE itchy vagina and the skin on it was peeling. I thought it was from the menthol lube we were using so I made sure to tell the doctor. They didnt say I HAD a yeast infection but they said to use monostat, the cream and the ovum insert. I read the pamphlet on it and yeast infections come with cottage cheese like discharge and fishy odor which I didnt have either of. (Thank GOD) I put the ovum in last night. It dissolves open releasing a thick cream. It does seep out so if/when you get it, wear a pad the next day. Its recomended to put it in before bed, as most would leak out then and its keeps it in better if you are laying down. Put a towel down at night too or wear a pad, it gets messy. It really does help though. Its only slightly itchy now after only a day.
Also, I have heard (from someone who heard so you dont know how true it is, but anyway...) if you wash out too much, like teice a day, that makes it worse. I know I was washing out really good every morning, and almost everynight before sex. The doctor said to not use a hard purfumy soap. Since the doctors yesterday, Ive just been rinsing out with water and using the monostat clean wipes. Hope this helps!
You probably have BV. Now here is the important part. How to get rid of vaginal odor. If you visit a doctor or any other medical practitioner they will all do the exact same thing. Write out a prescription for anti-biotics.
While this will kill the bad bacteria it will also kill the good bacteria you need to be healthy. As many as 30-40% of women will see BV return within 3-6 months.
There is an herbal treatment for vaginal odor that is caused by BV. It happens to be the only herbal treatment available but fortunately it is effective and many women say it is highly effective. it is called Femanol. Uses solid, proven herbal ingredients like deodorized garlic for killing bacteria, beta glucan (for building the immune system) and neem also for killing bacteria.
The final method to get rid of bacterial vaginosis is a home remedy for vaginal odor that I have developed. It involves inexpensive herbs and kitchen ingredients already found in many homes or they are readily available at a nearby store.