sexxykitty wrote:usually bathing everyday, and douching once a week, is enough to take care of any odors. all genitals, male or female, can get a bit smelly if not washed regularly. she can use feminine "wipes" throughout the day to stay fresh, also--they are like baby wipes but formulated differently, and can be carried nicely in a purse or pocket for the most part.
particularly, you should both wash up after sex, as this will keep you both smelling nice & fresh. sex juices can & will grow more pungent the longer they are left, plus a litle together time in the shower afterwards can be fun tooif neither of you have the energy to wash up properly after sex, then at least using moist wipes before falling asleep will help alot.
most STD's that cause vaginal odor and discharge have other symptoms, too, but STD tests are also fairly easy to get done and don't cost very much, and are never a bad idea. even a simple yeast infection though, will create a stronger odor than usual.
any woman who needs all that really needs to go to the doctor
r face in roadkill. Simple logic and extreme KEEPING IT REAL!!!!!!.
Anyway, she got a yeast infection right around the time we met. So perhaps from me? Mainly because she got sick and had to take antibiotics. She said when you take allot of antibiotics it wipes out all bacteria including the good ones we need. When that happens Yeast takes over and spreads. Symptoms of high yeast is if you spit into a cup of water and your saliva sinks you got too much yeast. Anyway, she had this once before and knew what to do. She had to go on a diet and not eat any sugar or carbs at all. NONE. Removing sugar and carbs whioch turn into sugar allowed her to take ProBiotics (The kind in the refrigerator only) and allow them to re collonize in her colon and vagina. She had to stick to this for 5 or 6 months.