A foul or unpleasant vaginal odour is usually caused by bacterial vaginosis or another infection. Treatment typically involves a course of antibiotic tablets or gels prescribed by your doctor. Maintain proper hygiene, wear breathable cotton underwear, and avoid scented soaps or douching, as these may worsen the problem.

It is normal to have some vaginal discharge two months after delivery as your body sheds leftover blood and tissue. However, persistent discharge with a foul smell or other unusual symptoms may indicate an infection or hormonal changes. It is best to consult your doctor for evaluation.

If your infection has cleared, you’ll likely notice improvement in symptoms such as no more abnormal vaginal discharge (or a normal discharge), relief from itching, burning, or irritation, no more foul or fishy odour, and no pain during urination or intercourse. However, it is important to continue using Clingen Forte for the full duration prescribed by your doctor, even if you start feeling better. This ensures that the infection is completely treated, as symptoms can sometimes improve before the infection is fully cleared.

Itching in the vulva during periods can occur for various reasons, such as fungal infections, bacterial imbalance, irritation, or hormonal changes. Clingen Forte Vaginal Capsule is meant for treating specific vaginal infections, but it should not be used without a proper diagnosis. Using it on your own may irritate or may not address the real problem. The safest step is to consult a gynaecologist, who can identify the exact cause and suggest the right treatment. This may include antifungal creams, hygiene measures, or other safe options. Avoid self‑medicating.

Yes, it is normal to have clear or white vaginal discharge after sex as the body clears arousal fluid and semen. You should see a doctor if the discharge changes colour, develops a strong odour, or is accompanied by itching or pain, as these may indicate an infection.

No, using Clingen Forte vaginal capsules during your menstrual period is not recommended. The manufacturer clearly advises that treatment should be timed to avoid menstruation, as menstrual blood can wash away the medicine and reduce its effectiveness. It may also cause discomfort and make maintaining hygiene more difficult. It’s best to wait until your period ends or consult your gynaecologist for guidance before starting the treatment.