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Q: I Have Scd (stanky Coochie Syndrome) What Do I Do?

asked by: trinaoftexas on November 6th, 2005

New User

Ok, I feel so embarrassed and stuff trying to get advice for this, but....

I do not know how to get rid of the smell in my private area. I take a shower or bath daily, I am drinking water, sometimes I use powder. But all I end up with is an irritated coochie with allergy bumps.

My man won't eat me cause I am so stank down there, and he knows I am clean and stuff.

I am not on bc and I used dusche like in june of this year. Am I doing something wrong?

Replies(2)

o-dog

replied on November 7th, 2005

New User

Lol.Hello.Im a man and I can help...You need to buy a non fragrent soap and wash 3 times a day..It will go away...But some times it can be frush..Hope it gos well and better...

Jennifer23

replied on November 7th, 2005

Experienced User

Douching can sometimes kill the "good" bacteria, resulting in an infection. You may want to go to your gyno and get yourself checked out just to make sure that it's nothing serious.

Wear cotton panties and try to keep yourself dry and clean. Good luck!

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