Let's be real

Myth: Only women who are sexually active can get vaginal infections.

Myth: Vaginal infections are always accompanied by noticeable symptoms.

Myth: Vaginal infections are always contagious through sexual contact.

Myth: Vaginal infections will always go away on their own without treatment.

Reality: Vaginal infections can occur in women regardless of their sexual activity status.

Reality: Some vaginal infections can be asymptomatic or present with subtle symptoms, particularly in their early stages.

Myth: Healthy vaginas do not have any smell at all.

Reality: Not all vaginal infections are contagious through sexual contact; some can occur due to bacterial imbalance or yeast overgrowth.

Reality: Some vaginal infections require medical treatment and may not resolve on their own.

Reality: A healthy vagina typically has a mild odor that is normal and not unpleasant.