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It’s called soap.
It depends on what’s making it stinky. If it’s a yeast infection, something like Monistat will help. If it’s bacterial vaginosis (a strong fishy smell is its hallmark), you need to see a doctor.
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Reduce your diet of sugar and carbs, they increase the yeast/candida in the vagina. Drinks loads of water, you will notice a big difference within 2-3 days.
The causes of a "stinky vagina" that click in my mind right now are bacterial vaginosis, vaginal odor, sperm and menstruation, sexually transmitted diseases, toxic shock syndrome, pheromones, crotch odor and smegma.
Personal hygiene is most profound for any woman, if the vagina is not cleansed regularly then expect the vagina to emit more of its natural releases therefore causing the actual vaginal odour to become pungent which can be unpleasant or embarrassing
To help prevent this from happening cleaning the vagina should include the inside as well as the out. Did you know the vagina itself is an odourless organ and does not generate smell, however without washing, bacteria and parasites can enter the vagina, thus causing vaginal odour.
Prevention of bacterial build up can prove to be difficult, but there are ways to stem parasite intrusion i.e. entering the vagina. A common question asked by women is "Why does my vagina smell" or "I wash regular and I still can smell a horrible stink" This is perfectly normal, but of course it all depends on what type of vaginal odour is present and causing the pong
Bacteria, parasites, and yeasts inside the vagina generate odours through waste or by product therefore causing a distinctive vaginal smell. Women who suffer from this condition explain the smell from this orifice as a repulsive fishy smell.
Bacterial vaginosis can be the cause of the ‘fishy’ odour from the vagina. It is an infection and may need treatment. The vagina does not smell even during menstruation, however if at the time of a monthly cycle it can do if not thoroughly cleaned. Vaginal odour may well be caused by an infection and especially if the smell is of the disgusting type. The vagina is a part of the body which is very sensitive – so therefore be extra careful if you tend on using over the counter medication to treat the problem. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist first.
The vagina is an organ of the body that is self cleaning. Think of your vagina like a self cleaning oven. Cleaning the vulva needs nothing more than water. Remember that when using products containing certain chemicals which are unsuitable can do more harm than good. Chemical inclusion in some products which come in contact with the vulva can strip the vulva of its natural oils leaving it dry and often irritated and prone to infection such as yeast infections. Always follow instructions on any product packaging and follow accordingly. Chemicals can be potentially dangerous especially if they find their way into the urethra causing urinary tract infections. Chemical based products in the vagina can disrupt the natural PH of the vagina, which causes an overgrowth of anaerobic bacteria, genital mycoplasmas, and gardnerella vaginalis, with reduced or absent lactobacilli. Another symptom of infection which causes vaginal odours is a change in colour of discharge, the amount you lose and thickness.
Any unusual goings on in or around the vaginal area where you feel discomfort using the toilet i.e. a pain when urinating should always be checked out by your doctor. Do not be embarrassed to talk to your GP about your vaginal odour. What could be more embarrassing than telling your doctor or have your friend turn up their nose when you sit down.
Please consult your GP if symptoms persist as I am giving you advice over the internet and have not seen you. As I said, it could be a number of things which is causing this.
go see your doctor.
wash it only with warm water if your using soaps n stuff you might have an infection if it has a really strong odor its a possibly you have a infection, try using vagina wipes..