Iqra11 months ago
What are the symptoms of bacterial vaginosis?
Up to 84% of people with bacterial vaginosis don’t have symptoms. If you do, you may have: Off-white, gray or greenish-colored vaginal discharge. Fishy-smelling vaginal discharge, especially after sex. Vaginal itching or irritation. A burning feeling when you pee. BV symptoms are similar to other infections. It’s important to visit a healthcare provider to determine if what you have is BV or another vaginal infection.
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