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Foul Vaginal Discharge




Foul vaginal discharge can be associated with the condyloma virus HPV. Cheesy white secretion, which is accompanied by redness and itching is a sign of a vaginal yeast infection that is often related to antibiotics and estrogen pills. To prevent and treat excessive secretion every woman should keep her genital area dry and clean. Foul vaginal discharge can be associated with the condyloma virus HPV.

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Foul Vaginal Discharge

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Condyloma, HPV

Normal secretion from the vagina should be white, yellow or without any color and should have a mild odor. Excessive secretion that has a bad odor and gray, green, bloody or other colors is abnormal and the woman should visit a doctor. Foul vaginal discharge can be associated with the condyloma virus HPV.

 
 

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