I have had vaginal odor for several months. I have consulted a doctor and I do not have bacterial vaginosis or any STIs. What can I do?

If you have consulted a doctor and they have ruled out any health problems, there are a few things you can try to help with vaginal odor. Use a gentle, unscented soap for hygiene, avoid over-washing, wear breathable, natural fiber clothing like cotton, and try not to wear panty liners too often. These steps may help improve the odor you are experiencing.

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I have had vaginal odor for several months. I have consulted a doctor and I do not have bacterial vaginosis or any STIs. What can I do?

If you have consulted a doctor and they have ruled out any health problems, there are a few things you can try to help with vaginal odor. Use a gentle, unscented soap for hygiene, avoid over-washing, wear breathable, natural fiber clothing like cotton, and try not to wear panty liners too often. These steps may help improve the odor you are experiencing.