Vaginal odor can result from infections like bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections, which often require specific treatment. One medication used for such infections is Clingen Vaginal Suppositories, which contains both an antibiotic and an antifungal to address common causes of vaginal odor.

Important points to consider:

• Clingen Vaginal Suppositories should only be used after a doctor confirms the diagnosis, as inappropriate use can worsen symptoms.
• This medication may cause side effects such as burning, irritation, or itching; if these persist, consult your gynecologist.
• Avoid using scented soaps, douches, or feminine sprays that can irritate the vaginal area.
• Maintain good hygiene with mild, unscented soap and water.
• Inform your doctor if you have allergies, liver or kidney issues, diabetes, or immune system problems before starting treatment.

If you experience additional symptoms like unusual discharge, itching, or pain, please see a gynecologist promptly for proper evaluation and treatment. They can prescribe the most appropriate medication and guide you on safe use.