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Suffer From Bad Vaginal Odor After Sex. Prescribed Antibiotics. What Could This Be?

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Posted on Sun, 4 Aug 2013
Question: Out of town, daughter went to hospital because no doctor was open with bad vaginal odor. She recently had sex with a new partner. They gave her antibiotics and instructed her that if they made her sick to return to hospital. After ad few days they made her sick. What is this likely to be? (she is headed to an urgent care center)
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Answered by Dr. Rhea Chanda (1 hour later)
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Most likely that cause here is a severe vaginal infection or Pid.She does need a strong course of antibiotics.Now all antibiotics do not suit everyone. Sometimes one may be senstive to certain antibiotics. The group of the drug merely needs to be changed. Please ask he to see the doctor again and have the drug changed. There is nothing to worry about. This is can be fixed. A swab test will help determine the kind of infection.
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Suffer From Bad Vaginal Odor After Sex. Prescribed Antibiotics. What Could This Be?

Hello,
Most likely that cause here is a severe vaginal infection or Pid.She does need a strong course of antibiotics.Now all antibiotics do not suit everyone. Sometimes one may be senstive to certain antibiotics. The group of the drug merely needs to be changed. Please ask he to see the doctor again and have the drug changed. There is nothing to worry about. This is can be fixed. A swab test will help determine the kind of infection.