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Can A Female Have A Infection In Vaginal Area And
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Question: Can a female have a infection in vaginal area and sleep with a male (which male has no syptoms) and the other female has no syptoms
the syptoms are headaches and smell.
what kind of infection could this be ?
the syptoms are headaches and smell.
what kind of infection could this be ?
Brief Answer:
Regarding vaginal infection
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to ask a doctor service. I have gone through your query and noted your concern.
Most likely it is bacterial vaginosis which due to alteration of vaginal flora(with anaerobes). It is not an STD but it is more common in females with multiple sexual partners.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if you need any more assistance.
Regarding vaginal infection
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to ask a doctor service. I have gone through your query and noted your concern.
Most likely it is bacterial vaginosis which due to alteration of vaginal flora(with anaerobes). It is not an STD but it is more common in females with multiple sexual partners.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if you need any more assistance.
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but is it possible for me to have that and have no symptoms and then male pass it to someome else even if he has no symptoms
so i had sex with him 4 times in 2 weeks Nd then he sleeps with his girlfriend Nd in a week she saying she caught something.
ahe ia the only one with symptoms. im nust having a hard time believing it came from me
so i had sex with him 4 times in 2 weeks Nd then he sleeps with his girlfriend Nd in a week she saying she caught something.
ahe ia the only one with symptoms. im nust having a hard time believing it came from me
Brief Answer:
Bacterial vaginosis
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Bacterial vaginosis is an exclusively female infection. It doesn't affect males. It is the result of altered vaginal flora due to factors like having multiple partners and frequent sexual activity rather than due to transmission of infection from sexual partners. It is not an STD.
Take care.
Bacterial vaginosis
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Bacterial vaginosis is an exclusively female infection. It doesn't affect males. It is the result of altered vaginal flora due to factors like having multiple partners and frequent sexual activity rather than due to transmission of infection from sexual partners. It is not an STD.
Take care.
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Dr. Kampana
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i wanna know can i have this infection and not show any syptoms have sex with a guy and rhen he goes have sex with another female and that female shows signs
i just wanna know if this is my fault.
i wanna know can i have this infection and not show any syptoms have sex with a guy and rhen he goes have sex with another female and that female shows signs
i just wanna know if this is my fault.
Brief Answer:
Regarding bacterial vaginosis
Detailed Answer:
hi.
Bacterial vaginosis(BV) is an exclusively female infection. Ot does not affect males. Bacterial Vaginosis is the result of altered vaginal flora and is more common in those females who have more than one sexual partners or have frequent sex. Bacterial Vaginosis is not an STD. So it is certainly not your fault. Take care.
Regarding bacterial vaginosis
Detailed Answer:
hi.
Bacterial vaginosis(BV) is an exclusively female infection. Ot does not affect males. Bacterial Vaginosis is the result of altered vaginal flora and is more common in those females who have more than one sexual partners or have frequent sex. Bacterial Vaginosis is not an STD. So it is certainly not your fault. Take care.
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