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PostPosted: 04/29/07 - 00:11    Post subject: Bacterial? Vote now! Reply with quote
Just curious-- if the crook between the genitals and thigh smell rather weird. Even though after a shower and a good scrubbing, it still gives a strange odor. Is that the case of the STD of Bacterial Vaginosis?
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