Hi I have a question. Can vaginal ph irritate a partner member during co-operation, which also makes me because of the fact that he appears through my ph? From time to time after co-operation, red swedzace spots appear in the boy and in me itching and burning with white uplawami which usually lasts 2 days and stops flying. I was at the gynecologist who during the examination said that I do not have any changes that there is only irritation and redness of the vagina proper secretion but I do not have a fungal infection and I do not have to be afraid of anything I can be calm, because while watching he would notice that there is ringworm, that he would recognize fungal changes. Only with the worry I am about these symptoms. Condoms do not use so allergy to condoms falls off. We use mucovagin moisturizing gel, but we have been using it for a long time and nothing happens. It was only at the last time that the symptoms appeared. We wash with provag liquid both. I have no idea where to look for the cause. Bacterial inflammation also exclude because there is no smell of fish would recognize by the smell because I once had. Only once I was found to have bacteria but ecoli which apparently does not heal because it does not give symptoms. What could be the reason because I have no idea anymore? Is it the ph of my vagina that can give such symptoms
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Olga Sierpniowska Pharmacist
4 years ago
The correct pH is acidic and is between 3.6 and 4.5. PH measurement with litmus paper is very often performed by a gynecologist during a visit, precisely as an element of diagnosis of intimate infection. Too alkaline pH can indicate disease and promotes vaginal infections. The physiological pH of a woman's vagina does not pose any danger to a man. If you do not have an intimate infection, it means that the pH is also normal, and thus - it should not "irritate" your partner's member in any way. You wrote that the symptoms appear "from time to time" and then that "only after the last intercourse". If such ailments appear from time to time, recur and cause diagnostic difficulties, it may be worth it for your partner to go to a dermatologist-venereologist the next time the symptoms recur.