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Liindaa

April 23rd, 2012

I have question about my vagina. First it started to itch really bad but then it started to get wet and smelly and sometimes there's white clumps that comes out as well. I shower regularly but it still stinks to the point where I can smell it through my cloths, so I will have to those little pads for it to not smell so bad when I go out. The smell isn't like fish but like sex and at times PMS. I don't know what to do anymore, please help

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manomght1476

replied April 24th, 2012

go to a gyn. looks like signs of a bacterial infec.I had some of this as well
sometimes your smell change due to hormonal changes but this is not a strong smell

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