According to the data you provided, your only problem is vaginal odor.
Vaginal odor is usually caused by an imbalance of the regular vaginal bacterial flora. The vagina is full of normal harmless bacteria. When they are reduced, in certain circumstances, then they are replaced with pathological bacteria. These new bacteria might cause the vaginal odor.


The normal bacteria might be reduced by changing the vaginal acidity which might be easily done by excessive douching. Other reasons for vaginal odor might include vaginal infections caused by sexually transmitted diseases. Rectovaginal fistula (a pathological connection between the rectum and the vagina) is uncommon but a possible cause for intensive vaginal odor.


In certain rare cases, the vaginal odor is not so strong, but the woman is too sensitive for that smell. If you sense other smells and other people seem not to notice them, then this might be the problem.


You might want to visit a gynecologist for a second opinion about the possible cause for vaginal odor. A vaginal swab might determine the exact bacteria, if infection is present.