I smell really bad a few days after my period.

If the body odor is very bad a few days after menstruation, it may be that the woman has a gynecological disease. The most common ones are vaginitis, cervicitis and other inflammations that cause lower body odor. At this time, female friends need to actively go to the hospital to see a specialist, do various related gynecological examinations, determine the cause and type of the disease, actively treat it, and solve it with symptomatic treatment. At the same time, you should maintain this kind of good daily life and living habits, pay attention to rest, and avoid staying up late. When couples have sex on the third-party online store transfer platform, they should pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene.

If there is discharge a few days after menstruation and it has a strong odor, you should consider bacterial infection. During the menstrual period, the body's resistance is relatively weak, and with the changes in the body's growth hormone, the pH value in the vagina changes. If you don't pay attention to the daily cleaning of your private parts, it is most likely to cause infection. During menstruation, remember to change underwear and wash toilet paper frequently. Three days after the menstrual period is over, you can use lotion to clean the vulva and vagina, and then insert anti-inflammatory capsules or suppositories for five to seven days for treatment. For severe symptoms, oral antibiotics can be taken at the same time for treatment. During the treatment period, you are not allowed to have sex, eat spicy food, barbecue, hot pot or other foods that may cause inflammation, and you are prohibited from drinking alcohol.

A few days after a woman's menstruation, she will experience a strong odor and feel nauseous and want to vomit. This is generally a symptom of vaginitis. When a woman suffers from bacterial vaginitis or candidal vaginitis, she will often experience a strong fishy odor or odor, and the odor will be more severe during her menstrual period. You should go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital for a routine examination of leucorrhea to find out the actual inflammation and treat it with medication.

Vaginitis is a common disease among women. Because vaginitis is difficult to cure, it must be treated promptly, with sufficient medication and a full course of treatment, and the medication can be stopped only after the symptoms have completely subsided. Usually, you should pay attention to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene, clean your private parts properly, and clean them with warm water every day. Wear pure cotton underwear, wash and change it frequently, and use condoms instead of birth control pills if possible.