What is abnormal leucorrhea?

Abnormal vaginal discharge is a common physiological phenomenon in women, usually manifested as changes in color, texture or smell. Such changes may be a sign of physical problems and women need to pay attention to them.

Several major causes of abnormal leucorrhea include infection, poor hygiene and improper cleaning, low immunity, and reproductive system diseases. Infection is the most common cause of abnormal leucorrhea, such as bacterial vaginosis and Trichomonas vaginitis. These diseases can increase leucorrhea, accompanied by odor and itching. Poor hygiene and improper cleaning are also causes of abnormal leucorrhea. Excessive cleaning can disrupt the balance of vaginal flora and lead to inflammation. When immunity is low, women are prone to candidal vaginitis, which manifests as increased leucorrhea and a tofu-like appearance. Reproductive system diseases such as cervical erosion and pelvic inflammatory disease may also cause abnormal leucorrhea.

The treatment methods for abnormal leucorrhea vary according to the causes. Local medication and oral western medicine are common treatment methods, and patients need to use them under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, maintaining good living habits is essential for the prevention and treatment of abnormal leucorrhea. Change and wash underwear frequently to keep the private parts dry and clean; avoid excessive washing and the use of irritating cleaning products; eat a healthy diet to enhance the body's immunity; have regular gynecological examinations to detect and treat potential diseases in a timely manner.

Understanding the causes and treatments of abnormal leucorrhea can help women take better care of their health. When facing abnormal leucorrhea, women should maintain a positive attitude and seek medical advice in time to avoid delaying the disease. Through scientific treatment and good living habits, I believe that every woman can stay away from the troubles of abnormal leucorrhea and enjoy a healthy and beautiful life.