Most Likely: Chlamydia or gonorrhea, two common bacterial STDs. Other signs of either infection include pelvic pain and burning while urinating—but scarily, most women have no symptoms.
Once your doctor diagnoses chlamydia or gonorrhea, they’re easily cured with antibiotics.
Thing is, you have to get your man to see a doctor, as well.
Both partners need to be cured, or you’ll keep passing either infection back and forth to each other.
4. It’s Grayish, Thin, and Has a Strong Odour
Most Likely: Bacterial Vaginosis (BV). The odour is the defining trait—it’s kind of a foul, fish-like smell.
We know—not something you want a whiff of when you take off your undies. BV is also very common (it’s the most common v33ginal infection among women ages 15 to 44, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and is easily cured with prescription meds once your doctor diagnoses it.
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