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embarassing vaginal odor
Hi,
I am 18 years old. I lost my virginity one month before I turned 17 and hadn't been active for 14 months. But I became active again recently and both my partner and I noticed the odor while we were "active". It was so embarrassing I just wanted to die, especially since it was the first time we were doing it. This isn't the first time I noticed the smell though. I notice it especially when I get aroused which is often when I see my partner. I noticed you said that arousal will sometimes make it worse but I can't stop myself from getting aroused is there anything you would recommend? I need to get rid of this problem as soon as possible!!! Thank you.
I am 18 years old. I lost my virginity one month before I turned 17 and hadn't been active for 14 months. But I became active again recently and both my partner and I noticed the odor while we were "active". It was so embarrassing I just wanted to die, especially since it was the first time we were doing it. This isn't the first time I noticed the smell though. I notice it especially when I get aroused which is often when I see my partner. I noticed you said that arousal will sometimes make it worse but I can't stop myself from getting aroused is there anything you would recommend? I need to get rid of this problem as soon as possible!!! Thank you.
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Get checked for BV (bacterial vaginitis). It is characterized by a foul smell.
around that place you have hair you should get rid of the hair and try and
wear care free panty lines it decrease odor and if thats still hapening got to your doctor or to a waking center
wear care free panty lines it decrease odor and if thats still hapening got to your doctor or to a waking center
wash , take a shower befor you have sex , if its not that you may have a infection , yeast infection thats what i had , or it can be something esle like a std ... go see a docter and get some testes done i think you would be happy to know why
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