Rotten smell after male ejaculation inside of my vagina

Yea I definitely know it's not BV, I've had it years ago. I did notice if we haven't had sex for awhile I couldn't smell it. It's always days after sex and when it's leaking out.

The only thing I've found online was that it could have to do with my partners diet. It was weird one week when they supposedly ate healthy I didn't smell anything. Idk but it's driving me insane

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Actually you are wrong Andrew. After a male ejaculates in a female it DOES have an odor. And it will for a couple days even after you washed properly. And it may even feel as though it is still dripping out. Please don't let him tell you that you may have a care risk infection or a disease.

I had the same issues so that's whY I looked this up never had this issue before

hi andrew.. i have the same way on my partner(i am the male)...  And i may even feel that i have the risk of infection... does i? on why it is happening to her???.. do i need to see the doctor??

I agree with most of what you have said, but washing the vagani with an antibacterial soap is a very bad idea. It kills off all the good bacteria too. In truth, since the vagina is self cleaning, the best thing to wash it with it plain water. However, since I know that can make some people feel uncomfortable, using a VERY mild soap or a feminine wash product designed for that area is best. Washing the vagina too much (even putting strong soaps in a bubble bath) can actually cause BV by upsetting the natural flora balance.

 

Vagina even!

I will be making an appointment for this weekend and I'll let you know the results, but we have not been using condoms and we have been having unprotected sex together for eight months now.

And it doesn't smell like ammonia. I can't really describe it.. It's different than anything I've even smelled before. It doesn't have the fishy smell. So I have no idea what it can be

"Does the ejaculate that falls our of the vaginal tract smell of Ammonia?"

What might the Ammonia smell indicate?

I figured it wasn't BV because I've had it numerous times in the past and it itches and it was cottage cheese like.

What's coming out of me looks like cum, and it only smells after a few days and it leaking out. And I'm sure it's from sex because it happens no other time. We stopped having sex to see if that's what it was, and it doesn't happen unless he ejaculates in me

Cottage cheese like discharge and itching is most commonly associated with thrush. When I had BV it was more like what you are describing. Was the BV diagnosed by a doctor and swabbed to confirm.

All I can reiterate is that you need to go to your GP. x

I think you're misunderstanding me . I'm saying in the past that was what BV was like for me. And now a cum like substance is coming out, but it reeks. It happens a few days after intercourse and won't happen again unless he ejaculates in me.

But yes I will most definitely let you know what the doctor says.

When I had BV in the past it was recurrent. I took the orange pill to cure it and it didn't work, but the metronidazole gel and that worked great!

I do understand wha you are saying hun, I am just going from personal experience here. I presume your doctor did swabs every time you had BV to confirm?

If you were to google Itching and cottage cheese discharge thrush would no doubt be the first thing to come up, that's the only reason I mentioned it.

It could be that you are allergic to your partners semen. The doctor will be able to run all the appropriate tests, so no doubt you will find out what is wrong soon.

It might be worth seeing if the same thing happens if you have sex using a condom.

Anyway, good luck with the doctor and please do let us know how you get on. Hopefully it will be something simple and easy to fix so you can go back to a normal sex life

Hey Hun! Guess what.. My results were back.. And it's BV ! I was treated for it before my results came back, I don't feel fully back to normal so I'm going to eat lots of yogurt and see if I feel anything changes. If not, I'm going to request further treatment.

I don't think you understand the medical side of what you're saying, cottage cheese or thrush as she referred to has to do with yeast within your vagina which contains no odor of any type, its commonly associated with itching. A bath with four cups of vinegar would do the trick with that. Yeast grows in warm dark wet places, if that is the case it would be in your best interest to clean it out and then air it out right after. BV or bacterial vaginosis is caused from bacteria within the vagina not fungus and has an unpleasant fishy or foul odor, with thin milky white or gray discharge it may cause itching which only shows in 50% of women. I think you should probably figure out what's going on, if this happens often enough there may be another problem or lead to other problems for instance it could travel past your lady parts and move to other organs

Hello Ashley I was wondering if you found out what was making the smell? Nothing is wrong with you or him BECAUSE of the SMELL it's normal. It is normal. I don't know why it happens, I'm seeking the answer myself. I know there isn't something wrong but I do clean it out. It seems unclean to not and I've never had a problem from doushing. Let me know what you found out please.

A fellow Ashley

Hi Ashley316,

What I'm gate ring from your post is that you also have a strange smell, but you know it has to be normal due to the fact that you douche regularly. Is this correct? I believe the reason you have the smell is because you douche. Douching washes away, not only the bad bacterial, but also the good, causing a woman to smell strange down there until she gets her vaginal health back on track. You may want to go ahead and set up an appointment to see the doctor so that you can be tested for BV. I believe doing this would take care of your strange smell. Please forgive me if I am wrong, and just reading too much into what you wrote. I have had this problem before about a year ago. I am 34 years old and never ever had a strange smell of any kind until I was 33. It blew my mind. I ended up doing a ton of reading about BV. I believe it may be back. It worries me that I've had this problem 4 times in the past year, but never once before that. Is it my age? Is it something I'm doing differently? I've always washed my vagina with soap, and I've been married to the same man for 14 years.

Hey Hun! Guess what.. My results were back.. And it's BV ! I was treated for it before my results came back, I don't feel fully back to normal so I'm going to eat lots of yogurt and see if I feel anything changes. If not, I'm going to request further treatmen

You are an idiot, please do not give advice, sperm can live in the vagina up to 5 days, so yes, it can still leak out after days! A monogamous relationship is not going to use protection! I have been married and have sex with the same man , his sperm can still leak out a week later, and if his sperm does not agree with your vagina chemicals it can have a smell, shut the hell up before you cause problems( ps been married and having sex with the same man without protection for over 25 years)!

So, scrolling through this discussion I have some similar symptoms. As well as a couple questions.

What if the female doesn't get up to go use the bathroom right away perse, yet the semen are swimming in a straight line for about 30 minutes; does that enable to reach deeper parts of the body?

Then say, she doesn't do a lot of standing everyday. Wouldn't that allow it to stick around up there longer as well?

Then let's throw in the size of penis, and how deep that is inside the body while ejaculating? I'm only 5'1", and I can point to my lower abdomen where I could feel his entire climax.

Lastly, is it possible for the amount of intercourse within a period also aid in these questions. Say like 7 out of 10 days, two days of which ejaculate was released twice?

I too, have had a couple BV infections in the past, but no less than 7 years or so. I'd like to think I take good care of my area, so I'd like to consider what else it might be before 'freaking' out over it.

All of those inquiries above are my current situation. I do not stand all day, but try to be active as often as possible. He and I had sex for the first time two weeks ago, but this past week has been 'busier' than at first. So, Coaching Softball today, I suddenly felt a large warm drip of, well his semen. There was a significant amount, and the center of the fluid was thicker (creamer looking) than that surrounding it. I rid of the panties, showered when I got home, and slipped on a clear pair. There was some more as the day went on, not even comparing to the first splash. But this is when the unwelcoming odor started.

I've only been with two men in the past 5 years, with zero issues with my last relationship. Just looking for answers or possibilities before I go start pointing fingers. I know his sexual history okay, but he is a man and there could have been room for 'error'.

Looking forward to your response. Thanks!

Are you still having the same issues? And with the same partner? Because I have been going through this for so long myself. With that said, I have been numerous times for a full panel. The Doctors would think I’m crazy. Only you know you’re body and how it works. And something was telling me it wasn’t right. So, me being the person I am wanted to of course know what’s going on with my body. But just as well, prove to those Doctors “I am not crazy”! What I found during my studies was astonishing. “It makes sense now”! Some Doctors, Gyno’s, OB’s,  practitioners, believe that men do not or can not contract BV. That is 100% “FALSE”! Men and Women alike get BV. It is harder for the Male verse Female to get it. And much harder to diagnose and treat men verse women. I went to see a Nurse Practitioner (Gyno) and explained my theory, with research to back it up of course. I saw this look on her face the whole time I’m telling her my “findings”. After I was done she agreed and said, she herself has had to treat many men for BV. Due to the female continuing to have symptoms and all negative results. The next step is to make sure you do all the right things. Wear cotton panties (not too tight), use gentle soap (she recommended Dove. Told me DITCH THE VAGISAL AND POWDERS), No Powders or Sprays, take probiotics (daily), drink lots of water, eat a healthy diet, urinate before & after intercourse, which I was already practicing all those things. The next step is treating the male. If you are doing everything right and it still happens. Don’t give up.....

Also, a hormone imbalance can play a part in contracting BV much easier. And there is various types of hormone imbalance. I hope this helps and hope things are going better for you. 

This has been a very enlightening yet confusing thread, but I do have a couple of questions regarding this matter.  I used to experience the same thing with my ex-husband.  I hated the smell after sex and I noticed that it would occur more often than not.  After we split up I eventually started dating someone else and noticed that the smell no longer appeared.  I wonder if some people just have a weird chemical mix that puts off a strange odor or maybe it was his diet/habits.  It was definitely something that I only experienced with him. 

I totally know what you’re saying. Normally smell good but then after sex the funk sets in. Omg. It’s so maddening. It’s like what the hell is wrong with your stuff!! I feel you. I think it’s BV. We probably just need to bite the bullet and go to the gynecologist. Uggg I’ve tried everything including yogurt and homeopathic inserts. Do our guys have an std ?? I don’t know. But yuk. 

It's interesting how rude you are. This message proves the statement "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing". You should inform yourself and get your temper in check pet. Sperm can survive for up to 5 days in the vagina. Since, however, the vagina is self cleaning, what shouldn't be happening is puddles of ejaculate falling out days after sex.

What IS possible, is puddles of discharge falling out.

Also, there is no reason why those in a monogamous relationship can't use condoms. Some may use it for birth control routinely. And even if you don't, choosing to wear a condom to help discover the cause of a medical condition is perfectly acceptable!

I suggest you pipe down. There is no excuse for rudeness!