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smelly vagina + discharge

Im a teenager and i just started having sex a few days ago. Well i've been discharging everyday, and sometimes its white or sometimes it turns like a dark color, and this was before i started having sex. Now that i've had sex its now turning a yellow color, and my pee smells like the condom, but its starteing to wear off now. But now im starting to get a really bad odor down there. like ill take a shower and 15 or 20 minutes later it will start to stink. And my boyfriend is starting to notice that i've been smelling down there and it's really embarrassing. Im scared to tell my mom that i've been having sex and im scared to go to the doctor. What do i do? is there anything i can get from the stores to help my problem?
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It sounds like BV to me, which does not need to come from a partner, so you can go to your mom with a clear conscience.  (Besides, by your own account, it was there before you began having sex.)  Do see a doc and get treated, though, as it is something that can cause you long-term problems if you were to ignore it.  Good luck, hon.  Get some protection and on the pill while you are there.
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The bad thing is that in such situations it is never advisable to get something from the store, coz you don't know what you have exactly to know how to treat it and moreover if you don't treat it on time or exactly how it should be treated, things can turn bad for your reproductive system. There are tho some tests in the stores to check if it is fungy or bacteria but I have no idea for their names and I'm in a different country. The best approach is to visit a gynecologist. This is your safest bet and well your mother shouldn't know you make sex. Yellow discharge and a fishy odor is a sign of either BV or an STD, so check with a doc. Hope it helped. And read in google for BV and STD to find more.
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