What to do if a woman's private parts have a strange smell

Vaginal odor generally indicates gynecological inflammation. For example, bacterial vaginitis has a distinct fishy smell, and candidal vaginitis has a strong odor. This is often reflected in abnormal vaginal discharge, with large amount, change in color, and strong odor. If there is a strong vaginal odor, you should see a doctor's obstetrics and gynecology department in time to have a leucorrhea examination to confirm the actual inflammation and then use medication for treatment.

If it is a bacterial infection or candidal vaginitis, you can take metronidazole or fluconazole tablets orally, use nitrofurantoin, nystatin vaginal capsules or metronidazole suppositories into the vagina, and use Honghe Fujieshu wash to clean; if it is candidal vaginitis, you can take Bespa acne orally, use terbinafine hydrochloride effervescent tablets into the vagina, and use 2% to 4% sodium bicarbonate solution for vaginal cleaning; if it is pelvic inflammatory disease or adnexitis, whether it is oral medication or intravenous drip, at least two antibiotics should be used together, and the medication should be taken continuously for 14 days; if it is chronic cervicitis or cervical erosion, it is best to use physical therapy, such as cooling, microwave heating, laser and other treatments, which have better results.

Strong odor is usually caused by Trichomonas vaginitis. For patients with foul smell in secretions, first of all, they should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, wash underwear frequently, maintain the ventilation of the private parts, and avoid eating spicy food.

In addition, you can use lotion to clean the vulva. If the symptoms improve after the above treatment, no further treatment is needed. If the patient still has a strong odor after the above treatment, further examination of female secretions should be performed in this case, and the next step of treatment should be decided based on the results of the female secretions test.