Dear Agatha,
Please, I’ll appreciate any help to solve this problem I am having with my girlfriend. I am 32, when I started dating my girlfriend, she didn’t have body odour. But she has grown too fat and now has this poignant body odour. The odour is more pronounced when we make love. The odour is not from her skin but from her person, I am getting discouraged.
Worried Man.
Dear Worried Man,
As the man in her life, have you told her about it? Chances are she may not have an idea of what is going on at all.
Encourage her to talk about it and see a doctor. It could be a fungi or bacteria infection that simple medication can cure. However, once she sees a doctor about it, the doctor would know precisely what to.
It also could be a simple thing of not washing her person properly and not paying special attention to the things she wears underneath.
Being fat, she may not be able to wash as clean and deep as she used to when she was slimmer. However, there are several ways of ensuring her person remains prime and healthy.
One of such ways is to get rid of pubic hair. The move would ensure the place is able to breathe and ensure the absence of hair trapping sweat or discharge beads. A lot of the time, odour comes from the sweat or discharge beads trapped in the hair on the pubic areas.
Apart from scrubbing the area twice a day, in the morning and night, she should invest in feminine wash and deodorant. Washing her person once in a while with freshly squeezed juice from lime is a good and effective way of keeping fresh. It is especially recommended immediately after the monthly flow when the discharge has a different character.
Encourage her to change her under-wears as often as she can if she isn’t particularly the clean type.
Whatever the problem is, a visit to the doctor would tell what your should be.
Whatever the doctor comes up with, she needs your support and love. Leaving her now would only worsen the matter.
Good luck.
Please, I’ll appreciate any help to solve this problem I am having with my girlfriend. I am 32, when I started dating my girlfriend, she didn’t have body odour. But she has grown too fat and now has this poignant body odour. The odour is more pronounced when we make love. The odour is not from her skin but from her person, I am getting discouraged.
Worried Man.
Dear Worried Man,As the man in her life, have you told her about it? Chances are she may not have an idea of what is going on at all.
Encourage her to talk about it and see a doctor. It could be a fungi or bacteria infection that simple medication can cure. However, once she sees a doctor about it, the doctor would know precisely what to.
It also could be a simple thing of not washing her person properly and not paying special attention to the things she wears underneath.
Being fat, she may not be able to wash as clean and deep as she used to when she was slimmer. However, there are several ways of ensuring her person remains prime and healthy.
One of such ways is to get rid of pubic hair. The move would ensure the place is able to breathe and ensure the absence of hair trapping sweat or discharge beads. A lot of the time, odour comes from the sweat or discharge beads trapped in the hair on the pubic areas.
Apart from scrubbing the area twice a day, in the morning and night, she should invest in feminine wash and deodorant. Washing her person once in a while with freshly squeezed juice from lime is a good and effective way of keeping fresh. It is especially recommended immediately after the monthly flow when the discharge has a different character.
Encourage her to change her under-wears as often as she can if she isn’t particularly the clean type.
Whatever the problem is, a visit to the doctor would tell what your should be.
Whatever the doctor comes up with, she needs your support and love. Leaving her now would only worsen the matter.
Good luck.
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