What are the symptoms of acute vaginitis?

Vaginitis has always been a very common gynecological disease that troubles many women. Many women have more or less experienced the pain brought by vaginitis, especially acute vaginitis, which is even more unbearable. However, many people do not know what the symptoms of acute vaginitis are? People always blindly think that it is caused by infection and use some anti-inflammatory drugs indiscriminately. Here, let me introduce them to you!

Patients with symptoms of acute vaginitis will experience vaginal itching or pain and burning sensation, discomfort during urination, frequent urination, and urgency to urinate. Due to the itching, patients will be restless, which affects their sleep, and they will become irritable and anxious. However, the acute symptoms of vaginitis caused by different pathogens are also different. Common symptoms of acute vaginitis include candidal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, and Trichomonas vaginitis.

Vaginitis candidiasis is the most common type of vaginitis in women. Acute fungal vaginitis turns into chronic if not cured. The most common symptoms of patients with acute fungal vaginitis are increased leucorrhea and vulvar itching. Leucorrhea is yellow or yellow-green, thin and purulent, and is mostly caused by purulent bacterial infection. Secondly, when female patients have their menstruation, the menstrual fluid is dark purple, thick, and contains blood clots. The emergence of inflammation has a certain impact on women's ordinary life, so special attention should be paid.

The common symptoms of acute Trichomonas vaginitis are a large amount of yellow-green or gray foamy secretions flowing out of the vagina with a fishy odor, sometimes mixed with a small amount of blood or pus. The secretions irritate the vulva and cause itching. The vulva may become red or even develop inflammatory ulcers, some of which are caused by moisture and abrasions and may spread to the genital-femoral folds. Pain during sexual intercourse, and symptoms such as urinary pain and frequent urination may also occur.

The clinical symptoms of bacterial vaginosis are a significant increase in abnormal vaginal secretions, which are thin, homogeneous or thin, pasty, grayish white, grayish yellow or milky yellow with a special fishy odor. Since alkaline prostatic fluid can cause the release of amines, the odor will worsen during or after sexual intercourse, and the odor may also worsen during or after menstruation.

If acute vaginitis occurs, it is best to go to the hospital for a vaginal smear examination to find out the type of disease. Symptomatic treatment is necessary. Never blindly use antibiotics on your own. If used too frequently, it will cause great side effects to the body. As a woman, you must take care of yourself.