What is the black stuff that comes out of a woman's vagina?

A woman's vagina often has red and white secretions, which are usually caused by menstruation and leucorrhea. In addition, there may be other secretions in the vagina. For example, women who have given birth will have lochia in their vagina for a period of time. Women who have undergone abortions often have some strange secretions in their vagina. Some women will find black stuff flowing out from below. What's going on?

What is the black stuff that comes out of a woman's vagina?

There are many reasons for irregular menstruation. First of all, if your menstrual cycle is normal and your menstruation is good, then check if there is any possibility of pregnancy. After ruling out pregnancy, other related tests should be done, including B-ultrasound and tests of six sex hormone levels. Then, symptomatic menstruation regulation treatment should be carried out based on the complete test results.

It is vaginitis, which often occurs in women who use hormones and antibiotics for a long time, diabetic patients and pregnant women. The main transmission routes are sexual intercourse, bathing pools, bath towels, etc. The main symptoms are tofu-like leucorrhea and vulvar itching.

Recommendation: You can use alkaline liquid such as soda water to flush the vagina twice a day. Keep the vulva dry after flushing to inhibit the growth of mold. After flushing, insert clotrimazole suppository into the vagina, 1 pill every night for 7 consecutive days; or nystatin suppository 1 pill every night for 10-14 days. At the same time, symptomatic sexual partners should also be treated. You cannot have sex during the treatment period. Avoid sexual intercourse during the treatment period, change underwear frequently, and wash utensils with boiling water. It is best to go to a regular large hospital for consultation and examination and treatment.

Vaginitis is caused by infection. Most of them are caused by Candida albicans infection. Symptoms include itching of the vulva, even ulceration and pain, vaginal burning pain, more obvious during urination, or frequent urination, urinary pain and sexual intercourse pain, thick vaginal discharge, white bean dregs or curd-like, white pseudomembrane covering the vaginal wall, and red mucosa after wiping. Treatment is mainly based on local vaginal washing and medication, such as baking soda solution.

Suggestions: Enhance confidence, improve the body's resistance, avoid inducing factors, adhere to treatment, and take a sufficient course of treatment. Do not stop taking the medicine as soon as the symptoms disappear. Repeat the tests in time and use the medicine according to the condition. At the same time, pay attention to personal hygiene and do not use a bath in a tub to reduce infection and being infected. Patients should also avoid sexual intercourse, and couples should be treated at the same time. It is best to go to a regular public hospital for consultation before examination and treatment.