Why do women have genital odor?

For girls, having odor in the lower body is not only uncomfortable, but also embarrassing. What’s more serious is that it affects their health. If not taken seriously, the deterioration may affect future creation problems. Many girls do not pay attention to gynecological issues when they are young, and encounter many problems during the pregnancy preparation period. So, what is the reason why women have a strong odor from their vulva?

What is the reason for the strong odor in private parts?

Under normal circumstances, a woman's lower body will not have a strong odor. If a woman's lower body has an odor, she should consider the possibility of vaginal infection. The main reason for vaginal odor is that the leucorrhea has an odor. At the same time, the discharge is pus-like, tofu-like, or bloody. These are all caused by diseases, and most of the time it is caused by inflammation.

The presence of an odor in vaginal discharge is a warning sign of many gynecological diseases, and abnormal vaginal discharge is often a symptom of many gynecological diseases. If any abnormality is found, the best way is to go to the hospital in time for a leucorrhea examination to determine whether there is infection with bacteria, fungi or Trichomonas, to determine whether it is vaginitis caused by bacteria or cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological inflammations, which can also help with medication treatment. Never take medicine or treatment on your own. Usually, you should pay attention to daily cleaning, change underwear frequently, do not use sanitary pads for a long time, and do not wear synthetic fiber, tight underwear.

What should I do if my private parts have odor?

First of all, in the case of unclear conditions, gynecological examinations cannot be ignored. Women who are married should undergo a comprehensive gynecological examination at least once a year. Gynecological examinations can help women discover gynecological diseases that they have not yet discovered, and seek timely treatment after symptoms are discovered, to prevent further deterioration of vaginitis, cervicitis, etc., leading to infertility, inflammation and infection, and even cervical lesions and other more serious adverse effects.

The second is to pay attention to the body's secretions. Normal leucorrhea should be odorless. If women find that their secretions are yellowish or green pus-like liquid, rice washing water-like, fishy or other odors, or even blood, etc., they should go to a regular hospital for professional examination in time and receive targeted treatment. During menstruation, try not to use sanitary pads. Wash your private parts with cold water and change your underwear every night. In addition, you cannot use various medicines for vaginal cleaning, as doing so will destroy the extracellular fluid in the vagina and even cause vaginitis.