I have a specific smell coming from my vagina. I have already been diagnosed with vaginitis, taken antibiotics, and it's still there. What should I do?

It is recommended to consult a doctor when experiencing a persistent odor coming from your vagina, especially if you have already been diagnosed with vaginitis and have taken antibiotics without improvement. This could indicate a bacterial vaginosis that may require further treatment. Using over-the-counter products may only delay proper care for your condition.

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I have a specific smell coming from my vagina. I have already been diagnosed with vaginitis, taken antibiotics, and it's still there. What should I do?

It is recommended to consult a doctor when experiencing a persistent odor coming from your vagina, especially if you have already been diagnosed with vaginitis and have taken antibiotics without improvement. This could indicate a bacterial vaginosis that may require further treatment. Using over-the-counter products may only delay proper care for your condition.