What to do if your vaginal discharge is abnormal

Women's physical health is very important, especially women are prone to some diseases, so some methods are needed in daily maintenance. What should women do if their leucorrhea is abnormal? There are also good treatments. Therefore, when you find that you have such a problem, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time, so that you can have some understanding of your physical condition.

So what should we do if the leucorrhea is abnormal? The following is a detailed introduction so that women will know what to do when such problems occur, how to improve the situation and avoid such problems. There are also good methods.

Leucorrhea is a white liquid that flows out of the vagina of women. Leucorrhea is divided into physiological leucorrhea and pathological leucorrhea. Pathological leucorrhea is mostly caused by inflammation. Common pathological leucorrhea in clinical practice include: colorless, transparent, sticky leucorrhea; white or grayish yellow foamy leucorrhea; curd-like leucorrhea; watery leucorrhea, etc. The formation of leucorrhea is closely related to estrogen. When the secretion of estrogen reaches its peak, the leucorrhea will be abundant and transparent. It will be sticky like egg white and can be pulled into threads.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: 60-70 grams of Ma Genlan, decocted into a water solution and used for external washing, once a day.

Symptoms: Candidal vaginitis. When suffering from candidal vaginitis, the leucorrhea is yellow or white, most of the time it is sticky, and sometimes it can be thin. The typical leucorrhea is like tofu dregs or curds. The clinical symptoms of candidal vulvitis are itching, burning sensation and painful urination (complication of urethritis). Many women complain of painful sexual intercourse.

There is often redness and edema around the vulva. The changes in the epidermis are varied: very shallow vesicular papules may occur in groups; eczematous erosions may also form, which are limited to the vulva or extend to the perineum, around the anus and femoral genital folds, and even to the inner thighs. The appearance is completely similar to acute or subacute eczema, with thickening of the mucosa between the labia and near the clitoris, and flushing and erosion of the skin surfaces that contact each other; some may cause tiny white pustules, and in severe cases, ulcers may occur, with pain in the affected area and inflammation of the local lymph nodes.

Through the above introduction, we have some understanding of what to do if there is abnormal leucorrhea. When such a situation occurs, timely treatment is required. The above treatment methods are all good choices, but you cannot choose them at will. You must follow the doctor's advice for the best treatment. This will also be of great help in the treatment of the disease.