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vaginal smell after sex
I am 21 years old and have been married for almost 4 months. I have noticed that after sex, I have a foul smell from my vagina. My husband and I were both virgins when we got married, and obviously there is no one else. I always empty my bladder and clean off after sex. The smell seems to be more noticable if we've had more sex in a short period of time. Also the smell doesn't show up until usually the next day, but lingers for a day or two! I feel like the whole world can smell it! Also, there is no discharge, and I've had yeast infections before so I know its not that. I am on birth control, ortho tricyclin. Please let me know if there is anything that I can do about this! Otherwise I have my yearly appt in 3 months....
She's not saying that sperm can't live for 2 days. She's saying that is NOT what causes odor.
Seminal fluid mixing with the bacteria caused by BV can cause odor, but this has nothing to do with how long sperm live.
Seminal fluid mixing with the bacteria caused by BV can cause odor, but this has nothing to do with how long sperm live.
I read that sperm living for two days makes you stinky and I just about fainted. I wondered if my coworkers could smell something I couldn't!! Hahahaha
Barelymarried, like others have said, go to the dr and have him/her check for the BV.
If all else fails hang an air freshener tree from your belt loop. :)
Barelymarried, like others have said, go to the dr and have him/her check for the BV.
If all else fails hang an air freshener tree from your belt loop. :)
i have been teated for bv and all the other infections there are, and have come back clean. the odor is only after sex, and lingers for about two days. if we use a condom- no odor, any sggestions?
i should clarifyprevious statement. i have been treated for bv. i have been tested for other infections and they are negative i have been married for 3 yrs now and there is no cheating from either of us.
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