Unconfidence Vaginal Odours

If the vaginal odour is strong enough to be noticed, you may have an infection or other problem. If you don’t pay attention to your vaginal odour, you may smell one after another during your period, when you have sexual intercourse, or for various other reasons that produce a normal odour.

What is Vaginal Odours?

Vaginal Odours also called vaginal scent or vaginal fragrance, can be sweet, sour, pungent or neutral -- just like the body. Vaginal odours is normal and each woman has her own individual scent that changes during menstruation, ovulation or pregnancy. Vaginal odour varies widely among women at different times in their cycle. Vaginal odour can vary in ways other than just when you are menstruating.

Vaginal odour may vary when the woman is sexually aroused or after sexual intercourse if she has not showered or douched, because of semen in the vagina. Vaginal odour is your body's way to let you know if it needs special care or not. Vaginal Odour can be expressed in many ways -- it does not mean that the vagina has an infection, but this could be a sign. Vaginal Odour can occur when there are problems with urinary tract, yeast infection, blood Vaginal odour can be caused by some sexually transmitted diseases Vaginal Odours

It’s easy to keep your vagina clean without smelling like a florist. When the vagina is clean, it secretes a clear white discharge and washing the outside of the vagina with mild, fragrant soap and water can help prevent odour, However, vaginal discharge and bacteria can build up in the vaginal area if not washed regularly, which can worsen the odour over time.

Cause of Vaginal Odours

Vaginal Odour can be caused by some sexually transmitted diseases such be caused by an overgrowth of vaginal organisms. Vaginal Odors can be caused by vaginal flora, vaginal secretions, infection or foreign bodies. Vaginal odour is rarely due to diet alone. Normal vaginal odor may include a sweet, sour or pungent smell and the odor may change with your menstrual cycle.

Vaginal Odours can be caused by an overgrowth of vaginal organisms. Under normal state, the vagina has a balanced ecology of bacteria and other microorganisms. However, this flora can be altered by some factors. Vaginal odour can cause various infections, such as Vaginal yeast infection, Vaginal Bacterial Vaginosis, and Vaginal Pain during intercourse. Infection is the most common causes of vaginal odour with a discharge or without a discharge.

Vaginal yeast infections are fungus that live in your vagina. Sometimes you have an overgrowth of yeast in your vagina. Vaginal bacterial vaginosis is an infection in which there's too much bad bacteria in the vagina. Vaginal pain during sexual intercourse can result from physical irritation of the vagina that happens when you’re having sex. Vaginal discharge is a normal, but smelly part of being a woman - it’s your body’s way of keeping the vagina clean and healthy.