bacterial vaginosis?

lovelyrj7
#1. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

Usually a very musty smell, and thin white discharge. This condition can be cleared in 5-10 days by taking antibiotics. See your nearest clinic to determine which type is best for you.

Jennifer G
#2. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

Your *** smells. Just go to the doc and get some antibiotics. It is more common than you think.

rba01701
#3. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

A horrible smell like fish. I am serious.

SAT.2
#4. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

fishy smell vaginal discharge
yello to green in color

rooikat
#5. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

Don’t know…. ask Candida

momwhoknows
#6. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

Generally you will have a whitish discharge that may look like cottage cheese and a fishy smelling odor. Start wearing cotton panties and loose fitting clothes. Go see the gyecologist for a checkup as repeated bacterial vaginosis can cause abnormal Pap Smears. My roommate never went for a Pap Smear and the first one was abmormal. She had a history of vaginal infections and this caused the cells on her cervix to turn to a pre-cancerous state. This is something most women do not know.

brandi m
#7. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

itching, burning w/ urination, clear-yellowy-or gray discharge w/ a foul odor. either a fishy or sour smell.
alot of times it is confused w/ a yeast infection b/c of the symptoms.
it needs to be treated asap and should not be ignored, it can cause a pelvic infection which can make you not be able to have babies….
when it is treated it is usually w/ a medication named flagyl or metronidizole and that can cause a yeast infection so be sure you get meds for that too.

shea
#8. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

Irritation, constant itching, odor. If you aren’t sure, get the new Vaigsil vaginal infection detector. Based on the ph of your urine, it can detect yeast, bacterial vaginosis, etc. It’s at your local drug store.

bokie318
#9. February 19th, 2010, at 8:55 PM.

Itchy, greenish grayish, fishy smelling discharge. It’s pretty common. It usually goes away on it’s own, but you can go to the doc and get antibiotics for it. Usually it doesn’t cause any complications unless you are preggo, then it can harm the baby if it goes untreated.