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[batmanisagatewaydrug]

hi! I have a question about sexual health clinics - long story short I have a pretty strong fishy smell coming from my vagina so I'm planning on visiting the sexual health clinic at my college. I'm nervous though, and while you obviously couldn't know exactly what procedure is at my local clinic, I was wondering what general things should happen at an appointment? What sort of questions will I be asked? Do I have to show someone my vagina? Will they believe that I'm not sexually active? (true fact but doctors are ALWAYS sceptical when I say this)

hi anon,

you're right that this will vary from one location to another. if you're having a health issue with your vagina then your healthcare provider will likely be asking questions about your sexual history; whether or not they believe your answers isn't something that I can answer, although a good healthcare provider should, of course, listen to their patients. there's a good chance they'll want to perform an exam and possibly take samples, which is something to be aware of and prepare for but also something that you can call ahead and ask about.

you can also call ahead to the clinic and ask if there's information about what you can expect if you come in with a likely case of bacterial vaginosis (the most typical cause of the fishy odor you're describing) and request further information about what kind of treatment you can expect from your visit. knowing what to expect in advance can be a huge help!

if it does come to a vaginal exam and you're feeling nervous, that's totally normal! very few people enjoy vaginal exams, but it's totally possible to get through them with minimal pain. my best advice is to come in prepared for a little pain if you're not accustomed to vaginal penetration and have a really honest chat with the person performing your examination about your expectations. when I get my pap smears done, I always open by telling the gyno that vaginal penetration isn't super easy for me and that I may need to swear through the exam and take breaks if it gets overwhelming. every examiner I've ever had has been totally understanding and down to work with me on that; communicating can help so so much.

I hope everything goes well and you get the treatment you need!

[deadandphilgames]

everyone keeps getting dan liveshow ads before their dnp videos but i am getting fucking bacterial vaginosis treatment ads

[doggiewoggiez]

House: The patient has bacterial vaginosis. It explains the bleeding, the paralysis, the neurological issues, everything. Start him on medicine drug.

Cameron: But if we're wrong, the treatment could kill him!

Foreman: House, you can't test for BV in a patient without a vagina!

House: Then we'll just have to give him one.

[HOUSE MD SEASON 9 EPISODE 4, "GREAT BALLS OF FIRE"]

[innonurse]

Microfluidic organ chip replicates human cervix, addressing critical gap in women's health research

- By InnoNurse Staff -

Bacterial vaginosis (BV) affects over 25% of reproductive-aged women, causing severe health complications, and is inadequately treated by current antibiotics, prompting researchers at Harvard and UC Davis to develop a microfluidic "Cervix Chip" that models the cervix's complex environment to better study BV and improve treatments.

Read more at Harvard University/Medical Xpress

Header image credit: DALL·E 3

[halfd3af]

Dilation Experiences From a Trans Man with MRKH

content warning: anatomical terminology, non-sexually transmitted gynecological illnesses, self pleasure + sex

I’m going to get extremely honest with stuff in this post, so there’s your second warning.

In May 2022, I decided to try dilating. I didn’t have any assistance in setting this up because back in 2018, I had seen a specialist to learn how to dilate and remembered enough + googled tips on how to do it correctly.

Something that I did to make it more interesting was using a vibrator for clitoral stimulation while dilating. It vastly seems to ease the muscle tightness that you’re trying to improve with dilation in the first place, and I think it also made the process much quicker toward reaching a typical depth. I was able to dilate almost every day because of it.

But after two months, when I was starting to use sex toys instead of dilators because I didn’t feel like buying bigger ones, I had my first UTI.

Then I had my second, then my third, and when I finally went to Planned Parenthood last October for help with my fourth UTI in less than 3 months, as I had been seeing MinuteClinics or my PCP until that point, I apparently had a yeast infection and bacterial vaginosis too.

I remember before that appointment, worrying and worrying that I had messed up dilating, or that something else was horribly wrong, but when I met who would become My Favorite Medical Professional Ever, she assured me that I looked very average, despite the caveat of the trio of illnesses.

But after getting treatment, I still kept having those infections come back, especially when UTI antibiotics and BV pills can cause yeast infections and create a never ending circle, so we tried brainstorming different ideas with each visit.

Some trans men on testosterone use vaginal estrogen cream to maintain the necessary balances because HRT can disrupt it… but for someone with MRKH, who has a “schrodinger’s vagina” as I like to call it, the opening doesn’t stay open unless something is inside it, so any kind of topical medicine won’t stay in. It wouldn’t be effective as a preventative measure.

It wasn’t my underwear, it wasn’t my shower hygiene, I wasn’t having copious amounts of sex, my sex toys were being cleaned properly and the materials were safe, I wasn’t incorrectly wiping after I pee—we just couldn’t figure out what was wrong. The UTIs kept coming back and then the other two would usually follow after the antibiotics would wipe out the good bacteria. She only knew how to treat non-intersex trans men—she had never treated an intersex trans man before.

So, I finally went ahead and scheduled with the top MRKH specialist in the United States up in Boston, because I had seen this very same man back in 2018. He and his clinic are incredibly trans friendly, too, now and even back then.

When I got there, I got a very good grade in pussy, which is a very normal thing to want and achieve. I had indeed dilated correctly, but I finally figured out that my angle was slightly off and was causing friction against my urethra. That had been the mysterious cause of the UTIs.

I haven’t had a UTI since correcting for that, but since July 2022, I’ve had:

6 UTIs

7 yeast infections

4 instances of bacterial vaginosis

I was also told by this specialist that my vagina is trying to “create a biome” and that could explain the yeast infections being so recurrent. My vagina wasn’t even a year old, so it was trying to play catchup. With that in mind, I take a probiotic every day or at least every other day, and I haven’t had an infection in several months since starting that routine.

However, he never really told me any other good preventative measures beyond “kegels”, which would not solve the infection issues whatsoever. It was good to figure out the friction issue, and he suggested I see a urologist if the UTIs continued (they haven’t), but that was about it. I didn’t really get a confirmation if this hell would actually stop or not.

Maybe in time my vagina will become less sensitive to minute disruptions, and I think it already has since I first began dilating, but it still feels like I have to be hyper-vigilant of anything that would cause an infection again. BV pills are the nastiest, bitterest things I’ve ever taken, and they make me constantly nauseous during the length of the prescription, so I don’t exactly like getting sick all the time.

Regardless, I did all of this just so I can have vaginal sex. Despite the dozens of antibiotic and antifungal and antibacterial pills I’ve had to take, it’s worth it in my opinion. This is where I’ll definitely get more honest, so third warning.

Even though a sexual partner wouldn’t be able to feel a difference, I’ve noticed that something might be different with the vaginas of people who have MRKH because, well, we (generally) don’t have cervixes or uteruses. The tissue feels a ton more malleable, in my experience (I’ve had larger partners with no pain issues beyond initial insertion), but it could also be that my muscles are incredibly relaxed. I could continue with further thoughts on the topic, but I’m unsure if those are unique experiences to me or if they’re actually common, so I might just save them for another post if I’m feeling up for it.

In conclusion, I hope that talking about my experiences helps anyone, and I’m also willing to discuss anything further in depth if needed! I don’t want anyone to feel as alone and nervous as I did for so many months because of how little information there is for dilating/gynecological health when you’re intersex.

[gynin]

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[thescrumblingmidwife]

Hi!

Sorry if I'm getting too to the point, but this question has been on my mind for quite some time and I'm embarrassed to ask my parents.

Is it normal for my vagina to have a fishy odor and to smell too much? It's usually not very strong, but sometimes I can smell the smell and I'm embarrassed that someone else can smell it.

Thanks for reading this question!

Hi Anon,

Without being able to examine you myself, or take a health history, I would err on the side of asking your doctor - even your pediatrician. I know you're embarrassed to ask your parents, but is it possible just to ask for a check-in? Do you have a mom/parent who needs gynecologic healthcare, who would be understanding?

This could be just that you are sensitive to what is a normal smell. During menstrual cycle fluctuations, the odors can vary, and sometimes even be mildly fishy. In this case, it's really unlikely anyone else is smelling it. Does the smell come and go? If you're a young adolescent who has never had intercourse, this is the most likely cause.

It's also possible you could have an imbalance in your normal vaginal flora that has allowed a bacterial infection to set in, called bacterial vaginosis (or BV, for short). BV usually comes with other symptoms, like a thin/watery greyish discharge; itching around the vulva; or a burning sensation when peeing. Although it's not a sexually transmitted disease, it's much less common in people who have not had sex. The treatment is a short course of an antibiotic. Do you have any other symptoms?

Finally, there is an uncommon condition called trimethylaminuria (TMAU), which is when you lack the enzyme to break down certain compounds, and it leaves your breath, sweat, and vaginal secretions with an odor that can be described as fishy or sulfurous. Is it just your vaginal secretions, or do you notice it elsewhere in your body?

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Sorry I can't be more help here, Anon, without more information. I hope you can find a way to talk to your doctor or trust your parents, just so you can rule out anything.

Note to all teens: When you visit your doctor, you should be seen without your parents in the room, for at least a part of the visit. This is the time when you should be able to ask these kinds of questions.

[pediatrics-manila]

Advancing Women’s Health: The Rise of Aesthetic Gynecology

The emergence of aesthetic gynecology has revolutionized women's healthcare by redefining traditional notions of beauty and well-being. This innovative field offers a range of procedures aimed at enhancing the appearance, function, and comfort of the female genital area, allowing individuals to address aesthetic concerns while improving their overall quality of life.

aesthetic gynecology goes beyond mere cosmetic improvements; it also plays a vital role in addressing gynecological infections and related health issues. By focusing on the health of intimate areas, procedures in aesthetic gynecology can help prevent and treat infections such as yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis. Techniques like laser therapy and non-invasive treatments promote vaginal health and reduce the likelihood of recurrent infections, thereby contributing to overall gynecological wellness.

The expansion of aesthetic gynecology mirrors a broader cultural shift in how society views intimate healthcare, breaking down long-standing stigmas and encouraging open discussions about women's bodies and their needs. This transformation emphasizes the importance of holistic wellness, where physical appearance is closely tied to emotional well-being. By engaging with aesthetic gynecology, individuals can take charge of their bodies, enhance their self-esteem, and prioritize their health and happiness.

As the field continues to progress, it is crucial for individuals to approach aesthetic gynecology with a clear understanding of the benefits, potential risks, and expected outcomes. Consulting with qualified healthcare professionals who specialize in aesthetic gynecology can provide valuable insights and support, empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their health. Embracing this forward-thinking approach to women’s health fosters empowerment, self-care, and a well-rounded sense of well-being within the context of aesthetic gynecology.

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[pincwellness]

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7 Things To Always Discuss With Your Gynaecologist

A gynaecologist is a doctor every woman should visit. It’s a misconception that women see gynaecologist for treatments or a problem in their reproductive health. Seeing a gynaecologist doesn’t necessarily need a disease. You can consult your doctor for lifestyle and reproductive health advice for better well-being. Visit the best gynaecologist in Siliguri for comprehensive female reproductive health support.

Here are seven vital things you should always discuss with your gyne doctor.

Changes in Menstrual Cycle

 Menstrual patterns can say a lot about a woman’s overall health. Abnormal periods, such as unusually heavy bleeding, grey-colored periods, dark brown or black-colored period blood, irregular timing, extremely painful cycles, and the absence of periods, often indicate a health concern.

These may include hormonal imbalances, fibroids, PCOS, endometriosis, infections, or even early signs of female reproductive diseases. If you notice any of these signs, you must consult your gynecologist for early diagnosis.

Vaginal Discomfort and Unusual Discharge

Unusual discharge is common yet concerning. Many women notice occasional vaginal discomfort, itching, burning sensation, or changes in discharge. But, ignoring these symptoms can cause more trouble. If you have ongoing or sudden abnormal vaginal discomfort or discharge, you should see a gyne doctor without delay.

Painful urination, pain or tenderness in the pelvic area, foul-smelling discharge, foamy discharge, chunky discharge, etc. need medical attention, especially if these are ongoing. Your doctor will check if this is a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, an inflamed condition, or something not serious. You might reach out the best gynecologist hospital in Siliguri town.

Breast Health

Though growing awareness, we are less concerned about breast health. While self-exams are important, annual breast exams by visiting your gyne doctor can be of big help.

For any lumps, pain, or changes in breast shape, size, or texture, you must seek a gynecologist’s attention. This will help with for early detection of a disease, such as breast cancer, or cysts.

Sexual Health

A gyne doctor is a safe place to talk about your sexual health and concerns. These include pain during intercourse, low libido (sex drive), dryness in the vagina, use of contraception, protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), healthy sex habits, douching-related facts, etc.

Many people have emotional concerns that might affect their sex life. Medical experts help them with proper guidance and treatment if required). Screening for STIs, blood tests, pelvic exams, solutions to emotional well-being, healthy lifestyle advice, hygiene advice, etc., boosts quality of life and reduces health risks.

Pelvic Pain

Pelvic pain is a very common problem with various causes. After listening to your symptoms, your doctor may recommend blood tests and a pelvic exam.  Such pain can be mild, moderate, or severe, affecting quality of life.

Make sure you see a gynecologist since pelvic pain is a common sign of endometriosis, urinary tract infection, infection, fibroids, ovarian cysts, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, STIs, ectopic pregnancy, twisted ovarian cysts, or else. You must know that pelvic pain is not always a sign of reproductive health issues.

Family Planning and Fertility

People have their own plans of having a baby soon, later, or never. You may discuss your conception plans with your gynecologist, which helps you get expert tips. Medical professionals will help you with birth control options, fertility preservation, and other health strategies.

You’ll be recommended the right tests, health advice, and treatments for immediate pregnancy planning, delayed pregnancy, egg freezing, etc. Talk to your best gynaecologist in Siliguri.

Mental and Emotional Health of Women

Gynecologists also monitor the mental and emotional health of women. Your reproductive health can impact your mood and motions. Many women experience anxiety, depression, or mood swings related to hormonal changes, pregnancy, infertility, and menopause. See your doctor at the best multispecialty hospital in Siliguri.

Access to quality health services can resolve your health problems. Visit the right gynaecologist for routine checkups, diagnosis, and treatment. The compassionate support and experience of a gyne doctor give the best possible outcomes.

[annabouldwin]

Is it safe to use a feminine wash during pregnancy, and what should I do if my panty liner is turning green?

It's crucial to use feminine wash during pregnancy maintain proper hygiene, and using a gentle, pH-balanced feminine wash can help support this. Choose products that are free from harsh chemicals, fragrances, and dyes to avoid irritation. It's always best to consult your healthcare provider before using any new products during pregnancy. As for a panty liner turning green, this could be a sign of an infection or an imbalance in the vaginal flora. Green discharge may indicate bacterial vaginosis or another type of infection, and it's important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the cause and appropriate treatment. Maintaining good hygiene and using recommended products can help prevent infections and discomfort during pregnancy.

[siddhidheniya]

Reclaim Confidence With Urge Incontinence Treatment In Jodhpur

Are you experiencing discomfort, inconvenience, or embarrassment due to urinary incontinence, vaginal itching, or difficulties achieving orgasm? You're not alone. These conditions are more common than you might think and can significantly impact your quality of life. Fortunately, effective urge incontinence treatment in Jodhpur, treatment for vaginal itching in Jodhpur and female orgasmic disorder treatment in Jodhpur. 

Understanding Urge Incontinence Treatment In Jodhpur

Urge incontinence, often referred to as an overactive bladder, is a condition characterized by a sudden, strong urge to urinate followed by an involuntary loss of urine. It can be a socially isolating and embarrassing condition, but it's important to know that it's treatable.

Symptoms of urge incontinence include:

Frequent urination (more than eight times a day)

Sudden, strong urge to urinate that is difficult to resist

Leaking urine before reaching the toilet

Waking up at night to urinate (nocturia)

Causes of urge incontinence can include:

Weakened pelvic floor muscles due to childbirth, aging, or surgery

Nerve damage from conditions like diabetes or multiple sclerosis

Overactive bladder muscle

Certain medications

Underlying medical conditions like overactive thyroid or urinary tract infections

Lifestyle Factors:

Excessive caffeine or alcohol consumption

Smoking

Chronic constipation

Being overweight

Urge Incontinence Treatment In Jodhpur

If you're experiencing urge incontinence, it's essential to consult a healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan. Several urge incontinence treatment in Jodhpur options are available, including:

Pelvic floor physical therapy: This involves exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, which support the bladder and urethra. A trained physical therapist can guide you through specific exercises tailored to your needs.

Medications: Various medications can help relax the bladder muscle or treat underlying conditions contributing to incontinence. These may include anticholinergics, alpha-blockers, or medications that target specific nerve receptors.

Lifestyle changes: Making adjustments to your diet, fluid intake, and bladder habits can often alleviate symptoms. Reducing caffeine and alcohol intake, maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding bladder irritants can help.

Bladder training: This involves gradually increasing the intervals between bathroom trips to help your bladder hold more urine.

Neuromodulation therapy: This involves stimulating nerves to regulate bladder function. It can be done through devices implanted in the body or by using external electrodes.

Surgery: In severe cases, surgical options may be considered. These include procedures to increase bladder capacity or modify the nerves controlling bladder function.

Treatment For Vaginal Itching In Jodhpur: 

Vaginal itching, also known as vulvar pruritus, can be incredibly uncomfortable and disruptive. It can be caused by various factors, including infections, allergies, skin conditions, and hormonal changes.

Common symptoms of vaginal itching include:

Burning sensation

Redness and swelling

Pain during urination

Thick, white discharge

Lumps or bumps on the vulva

Potential causes of vaginal itching:

Yeast infections

Bacterial vaginosis

Trichomoniasis

Allergic reactions to soaps, detergents, or fabrics

Skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis

Hormonal changes (menopause)

Diabetes

Treatment for vaginal itching in Jodhpur typically involves:

Identifying and treating the underlying cause

Over-the-counter anti-itch creams or ointments containing hydrocortisone

Prescription antifungal or antibacterial medications

Lifestyle changes, such as avoiding irritants, wearing cotton underwear, and practicing good hygiene

Moisturizers to soothe the skin

Female Orgasmic Disorder Treatment In Jodhpur

Female orgasmic disorder refers to difficulty experiencing orgasm despite adequate sexual stimulation. It can be a complex issue with various underlying causes, including psychological, physical, and relationship factors.

Symptoms of female orgasmic disorder include:

Consistent difficulty achieving orgasm

Decreased sexual satisfaction

Relationship problems

Low self-esteem

Potential causes of female orgasmic disorder:

Hormonal imbalances

Medications

Chronic health conditions

Psychological factors (stress, anxiety, body image issues)

Relationship problems

Physical factors (pain during intercourse, lack of arousal)

Female orgasmic disorder treatment in Jodhpur may involve:

Psychotherapy or sex therapy to address psychological factors

Pelvic floor physical therapy to improve muscle strength and relaxation

Medications in some cases

Couples therapy to improve communication and intimacy

Education about female sexuality and orgasm

Exploring different forms of stimulation and sexual techniques

Reclaim Your Well-being

If you're struggling with urge incontinence, vaginal itching, or female orgasmic disorder, it's important to remember that you're not alone, and help is available. Seeking professional care in Jodhpur can provide you with effective treatment options and help you regain your confidence and quality of life. Get the best urge incontinence treatment in Jodhpur, treatment for vaginal itching in Jodhpur and female orgasmic disorder treatment in Jodhpur.