Smell in the vagina during ovulation

The sour smell in the vagina during ovulation usually refers to the unpleasant smell in a woman’s vagina after ovulation. The smell may vary due to hormonal changes in a woman's body, but is generally considered a subtle scent that some people may not detect. However, for some people, the smell can be so unpleasant that it affects their quality of life.

Some people may think that this smell is from vaginal discharge, but this is not the case. In fact, it is due to the fact that during the ovulation period, the eggs in the ovaries begin to mature and be excreted, and at the same time, the hormonal levels in the female body change, causing the vaginal secretions to contain the smell of some volatile compounds.

While the smell is not terribly unpleasant, it may cause discomfort to some people. Therefore, if women experience this smell in their daily lives, it is recommended that they seek medical attention promptly to confirm whether there are other health problems. At the same time, women can also take measures to reduce the occurrence of this odor, such as maintaining personal hygiene, changing clothes frequently, and using cleaning products.