What is this smeely odor in my vagina coming from?

I agree with Mysterywolf.

I’d also like to say that, often times, as we grow from childhood our memories get intermixed and sometimes cause us to believe certain things happened when they didn’t.

I, personally, think you should stop worrying about the things you are perceiving from nine years ago and just think positive. If any real problems do come up, then deal with them as they occur. I don’t think any of them will occur as a result of your distant past.

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My dear, you seem so distressed, I want to first talk to yo about the possibility of sexual abuse, If your dad forced sex on yo at that age itwould have ben pain full so uless you remember feeling pain after or being very ore or evenbleeding then it is unlikely- whether or nt he still sexully abused you we dont know because any sort of touching or even sexual tak can be classed as abuse… also it seems from a young age you had quite a sexual mind- this is quite common in most children but often they forget because at that age theycant explain it.. because of this mind that understands sex and my ae thought about it a lot is it not possible that why may hve taken your dads actions the wrong way? I have done this before when I was a child I first started understnding sex and I was sitting in the bath and my dad came in to brush his teeth an I saw this as being so wrong I thought he was looking at me but it was all in my mind. If this is not the case then I would reccomendou speak to someone because this cannot be good fo you and thi may be leading you to worry abot hving ilnesses that you do nt have instead of dealing with the real issue. as fo the illness ( down there)! a check up will certainly show up any stds . aids is extremly dfficult o contract and you wud probable start feling ill by now as it normally kicks in after about 6 years.. you definatly havnt got aids. I think you only have bacterial vaginosis. to get rid of this try using fem fresh wash and pick up some thrush cream I promise its nbig deal. Get back to me if you found this helpful or nee mor advice xxx

Hey I think you need to calm down for a bit.

1. If your physicals included a pelvic examination (I.e. examination of your vagina) and it came out negative, then you don’t have any STDs. However, I don’t think physicals usually do pelvic examinations, usually you have a regular pelvic examinations when you start becoming sexually active. So if you really want, you can go to an OBGYN for an examination.

2. Most STDs are easily treatable with prescribed medications. Don’t worry about it. However, most of them will make you itch or have a burning sensation when you pee. Some can go away on its own, and sometimes they can come back as well, if you don’t take care of your hygiene properly. Which comes to my next point:

3. ALWAYS clean yourself every day, twice a day. Don’t use harsh soaps on your vagina, it is a delicate area. Use special feminine hygiene soap products that’s specially formulated. They are usually available in every pharmacy or supermarket, next to the sanitary pads and tampons section. Every girl’s vagina has a specific level of acidity in it, it’s a good balance that keeps bacteria and infections away. Using harsh soaps can dry out your vagina, which can lead to other problems, like yeast infection. Yeast infection is considered an STD, but you don’t have to have sex to get it. It happens when the level of good bacteria in your vagina declines, and it will make your genital area itchy and uncomfortable.

4. And while we’re on the subject of hygiene, please use your own towels when you dry yourself. Why are you sharing towels with your mother? Use your own. Wash your vagina whenever you shower every day, and use your own towel to dry off. You don’t need a special wash rag, let alone sharing it with someone else. That’s not hygienic at all.

5. About the bumps on your vagina. Since you mentioned about your poor hygiene, I’m pretty sure they’re not because of an STD. They are probably pimples, or clogged up oil glands. Just improve your hygiene, and it will clear up. Also, it helps to wear cotton underwear so that it’s breathable for your skin, and make sure your underwear isn’t too tight, because that can also cause bumps on your skin.

6. Having hair on your genitals is normal, and it doesn’t affect your chances of getting an STD or not. Everyone has it.

7. It’s quite unlikely that you can catch AIDS from a shared wash rag, although it is possible. You need to talk to your Mom and/or Dad about this. Don’t think this is a burden on yourself.

8. You’re not sure if a lingering memory is part of a dream, or part of your past. I REALLY think that you need counseling on this, inclusive of your imaginary family. I really suggest you speak to a counselor to help you through it, and I’m glad that you know that you need help on it. You can get a doctor to refer you to a psychiatrist, or you can speak to your school counselor who can also refer you to a specialist if you need one. Please get the help you need.

Go to a Doctor - and be honest with him about the bumps, rashes and odor, … This is all NOT NORMAL

poor baby..I know I’m a little late so my advice prob isn’t needed, but you should let me know how u.r doing now, my name’s Brittany. fun mail me :]

its probably because you dont bath every day. you must bath after you masturbate as the fluid from your orgasm will start to smell straight away.

hello..I would think that the smelly odour is due to the moisture collected in/around your vagina that discharges when masturbating. Also..I have to comment that what you’re describing sounds like a real sexual abuse case. I am also a victim of sexual abuse.. but by my two older cousins who at the time were about 18yrs old while iwas around 3 or 4. I agree with mysterywolf that you should seek counselling. I had not ..and still haven’t (I am now 24) and fully regret not having told someone about it all sooner.