bacterial vaginosis (bv)

What are the Symptoms of BV?

Many women with bacterial vaginosis may not experience any symptoms. However, when symptoms do occur, they can include:
Thin, white or gray vaginal discharge
A strong fishy odor, especially after sex
Vaginal itching
Burning during urination

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