Leucorrhea like paste

Leucorrhea is very similar to paste, which is a common phenomenon for many women. This is most likely a symptom caused by vaginitis. Due to the special structure of women's private parts, women often experience symptoms of vaginitis due to various reasons. Of course, if you want to confirm whether it is vaginitis, you can use certain examination methods to make a judgment. Below, we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about vaginitis in detail!

1. Leucorrhea is a bit like paste

It may be caused by vaginitis.

Vaginitis is a general term for inflammatory diseases of the vaginal mucosa caused by different causes. Under normal physiological conditions, the anatomical structure and physiological characteristics of the vagina can form a barrier to defend against the invasion of external microorganisms. When this barrier is destroyed due to various reasons, pathogens will take advantage of the opportunity to enter and form vaginitis. Vaginitis is the most serious inflammatory disease in women and can occur in all age groups. The common characteristics of vaginitis are increased vaginal discharge and vulvar itching. The amount and nature of increased vaginal discharge in vaginitis caused by different causes are different, and the severity of vulvar itching is also different. The more common vaginitis include candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis and bacterial vaginitis.

2. Symptoms of vaginitis

The main clinical features of vaginitis are changes in the nature of leucorrhea and itching and burning pain of the vulva. Dyspareunia is also common. When the infection involves the urethra, there may be symptoms such as urinary pain and urgency. Common vaginitis includes bacterial vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis.

Common vaginitis includes bacterial vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, Candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis. Garder et al. studied 1,181 cases of vaginitis and found that 41% were bacterial, 27% were fungal, and 24% were Trichomonas. Senile vaginitis occurs after menopause, oophorectomy or pelvic radiotherapy, and its incidence rate is reported to be as high as 98.5%.

3. Methods for checking vaginitis

1. Gynecological examination

Through routine gynecological examinations, possible sexual diseases are preliminarily screened, and secretion samples are taken for necessary examinations.

2. Vaginal secretion examination

Check the pH value, check the cleanliness of the vagina, and whether there is fungal, trichomonas, or bacterial (clue cells, pus cells) infection.

3. Vaginal secretion culture

Check which pathogen is causing the infection and provide doctors with accurate diagnosis basis.

4. Drug sensitivity test

By detecting which drugs the pathogens are sensitive to, targeted medication can be used to improve treatment outcomes.

5. American True Color Electronic Colposcopy

It can magnify 50 times to accurately and clearly observe the relevant lesions in the vagina, cervix and other parts, and accurately select suspicious parts for live examination. It is of great value for the early detection and early diagnosis of cervical cancer and precancerous lesions.