[header] How to treat bv (bacterial vaginosis ) [title] Notice any abnormal vaginal discharge with an unusual or unpleasant odor. [step] Women with bv may have a thin white or gray discharge with a fish-like odor. [substeps] This discharge is usually heavier and stronger-smelling directly after engaging in sexual intercourse.
[header] How to treat bv (bacterial vaginosis ) [title] Notice any abnormal vaginal discharge with an unusual or unpleasant odor. [step] Women with bv may have a thin white or gray discharge with a fish-like odor. [substeps] This discharge is usually heavier and stronger-smelling directly after engaging in sexual intercourse.
You may also notice changes in the color, texture, or taste of the discharge. Note any strange vaginal color or smell due to bv. [title] Recognize any burning sensations that occur while urinating. [step] Burning can be a sign that you may be infected with bv. This means it may not flake off like normal. Most bacterial vaginosis occurs about ten to fourteen days after sexual intercourse. [title] Listen to your baby's breathing. [step] One of the greatest causes of bv infection is from a lack of oxygen in the baby's system, especially the lungs.