Foul-smelling vaginal discharge

For women, having secretions is a relatively normal thing. It is a normal metabolic activity of the female reproductive system. Of course, this normality is only limited to normal secretions. If the secretions are abnormal, for example, the secretions are foul-smelling, then female friends should be skeptical about the health of their private parts. Next, I will introduce to you some relevant knowledge about the foul smell of lower body secretions!

Women usually like to go out smelling good, but if they find that the secretions from their private parts are smelly, this will affect their normal mood and also delay their normal work and life. In fact, the foul smell that flows down is basically abnormal leucorrhea. If we are afraid that this disease will endanger our health, we need to treat the disease in time.

If we have foul-smelling leucorrhea, it is mainly because of infection in the reproductive tract. For example, in severe endometritis or cervical disease, especially in some elderly women, if the vaginal discharge has a foul odor or is bright red in color, it is a sign of malignancy. We should find the cause so that we can treat the disease symptomatically and the effect will be better.

Normally, the fluid that flows out of our lower body does not have any odor. After all, leucorrhea does not have any odor. If our leucorrhea has a fishy smell, we should be alert because it is vaginitis caused by Haemophilus vaginalis. Usually this disease is accompanied by symptoms such as vaginal itching, pain, and vulvar moisture. If the leucorrhea has a foul smell, it may be due to anaerobic infection, Trichomonas infection, or vaginitis caused by Haemophilus vaginalis infection, so we should treat the disease in time.

Trichomonas vaginitis can easily cause a woman's lower body to have a foul odor. This disease is a vaginal disease and is more likely to occur before and after menstruation. The main symptom is an increase in vaginal discharge in women, accompanied by symptoms of vulvar itching and some foul odor. When women develop Trichomonas vaginitis, they will find that the secretions are gray-yellow, yellow-green, yellow, purulent, etc.