See your doctor: Vaginal infections can present in many ways including increased discharge, changing color/consistency, different odor. You should see your doctor to see if you possibly have an infection or an imbalance in your vaginal bacteria.
Answered 5/23/2016
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Tough one: This is a tough question. Have you been to the pool a lot lately? Including spending extended time periods in a whirl pool? If that water was chlorinated, you may be retaining chlorine in your skin and mucous membranes. Another possibility I can think of is that you are taking medication or vitamin products that are causing a "chlorine smell" similar to "garlic smell" or "Vitamin B" smell.
Answered 6/15/2019
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Odor: Bleach has a very high pH, which is unusual for the vagina (which normally has a very low, acidic pH). If all of your cultures are negative I suggest you try an oral probiotic and consider the over the counter vaginal treatment called RepHresh to help change the vaginal ph. If you start getting any symptoms of an infection contact your doctor.
Answered 3/15/2018
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