Is genital odor related to sex life?

When a fishy body odor comes out, it will make many women very embarrassed. In fact, this odor also represents a gynecological disease. But is the fishy body odor related to sexual life? This situation has little to do with sexual life. It is a gynecological disease caused by an infected virus. The cause can be found out through examination. The cause of this disease is related to decreased immune function or chronic disease of the body.

Some women have a normal sex life, but after sex, they often have an increased amount of leucorrhea with a fishy odor. This is especially serious during menstruation and after sex. The odor can even be smelled when walking or exercising, which makes women very embarrassed and distressed.

After examination by a gynecologist, it turned out to be a common gynecological disease caused by a mixed infection of vaginal Gardnerella and some anaerobic bacteria, which is called "bacterial vaginitis." Often due to systemic or local immune dysfunction, infection, local injury, chronic disease and other reasons, the vaginal flora is imbalanced, and Gardnerella and anaerobic bacteria take the opportunity to multiply in large numbers, reducing the lactobacilli in the vagina and causing disease. Because the disease produces a very unpleasant odor, and is often combined with trichomoniasis and fungal infections that cause unbearable itching of the female vulva, it can also cause a burning sensation, pain during sexual intercourse, and sometimes other urinary system diseases, and is contagious, which can seriously affect the sexual life of couples.

Therefore, we cannot ignore the fishy smell in women's lower body after sex. However, don't worry too much. As long as we can discover it in time and seek medical treatment as soon as possible, it will not affect normal sexual life.