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What Causes Bad Odor From The Vagina After Intercourse?

Ever since I had sex with this one Guy I have a problem with reoccurring fishy odor. Its been over a period of two years now. I never experienced this before. I've had test done so no I don't have any diseases, no itching burning or discharge. Someone told me it has something to do with his diabetes. Please help!
Fri, 17 Apr 2015
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If you have unprotected intercourse, the ejaculated semen can give this sort of smell after sometime, especially after mixing with the vaginal secretions. If you have had the vaginoses excluded, your sexual partner may need to get examined for any urinary infections and/or fungal infections, more so since he is a diabetic. If needed, he may be treated. Diabetes per se does not cause any odor, but, if it is uncontrolled, the higher glucose content in the secretions could cause some issue. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Bad Odor From The Vagina After Intercourse?

Hello, If you have unprotected intercourse, the ejaculated semen can give this sort of smell after sometime, especially after mixing with the vaginal secretions. If you have had the vaginoses excluded, your sexual partner may need to get examined for any urinary infections and/or fungal infections, more so since he is a diabetic. If needed, he may be treated. Diabetes per se does not cause any odor, but, if it is uncontrolled, the higher glucose content in the secretions could cause some issue. Hope this helps.