An unhealthy v*gina could mean you have contracted an STD, and this can be deadly. Ignoring symptoms can even affect your reproductive health.
The v*gina is one important body part you should never ignore. Any suspicious changes should be investigated as you risk major issues to your body if you keep assuming all is well.
An unhealthy v*gina could mean you have contracted an STD, and this can be deadly. Ignoring symptoms can even affect your reproductive health.
Here are 6 signs you are fine down there:
1. No itching
In general, a healthy vagina won't give you any trouble. Anything from hormonal fluctuations to yeast infections can cause vaginal itchiness. So if everything feels A-OK down there, it's probably in good working order.
2. Normal discharge
Discharge can vary throughout your cycle. According to WebMD, normal discharge may be clear, cloudy, thin, or thick. As long as it isn't itchy or any unusual color, you probably have a clean bill of health.
3. Normal scent
It's normal for your v*gina to have a slight odor, and chances are you know what's typical for your own equipment. While a strong, "rotting" kind of odor could signify an infection, a bit of scent is to be expected.
4. No obvious spots or irritation
Healthy v*ginas are rather unblemished. If you have certain STDs, then this may cause red, itchy, painful sores to develop. So if things look smooth and and nothing hurts, that's a good sign.
5. No pain
In general, pain signifies a problem. Some women have to deal with debilitating conditions such as endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease that can hurt considerably. So if you don't have to think twice about whethervag things hurt down there, you're likely in good health.
6. Pain-free s*x
Of course a bit of pain may be expected when things get a little wild. But according to WebMD, women may experience extreme pain during s*x because of conditions such as vaginismus, infections, or problems with the cervix.
If you're generally able to do the deed without any ill effects, then your v*gina is likely in great health.
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