What is abnormal vaginal discharge?

There are many different manifestations of abnormal leucorrhea. Normal female leucorrhea is milky white. As the menstrual cycle changes, the secretion levels of estrogen and progesterone are different, showing different characteristics. Sometimes it is transparent, sometimes sticky, sometimes bright, sometimes more, and sometimes gradually decreases. If the leucorrhea is yellow or green, or purulent leucorrhea such as purulent nasal discharge, or accompanied by vulvar itching, or leucorrhea has a fishy smell or odor, it may be an inflammatory or tumorous disease of the vagina and cervix. It is recommended to test leucorrhea to determine whether there are vaginal pathogens, cervical cancer prevention screening, vaginal ultrasound, and determine whether cervical or endometrial lesions cause abnormal leucorrhea.

What are the causes of abnormal vaginal discharge? There are many reasons for abnormal vaginal discharge, which are common in various reproductive tract inflammations, such as different vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, or gynecological tumors, such as submucosal uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and can also occur in some women who have intrauterine contraceptive devices. Ovarian dysfunction in some patients can also cause abnormal vaginal discharge, so different abnormal vaginal discharge has different causes, and treatment is recommended.

What are the causes of abnormal vaginal discharge? There are many reasons for abnormal vaginal discharge, which are common in various reproductive tract inflammations, such as different vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, or gynecological tumors, such as submucosal uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and can also occur in some women who have intrauterine contraceptive devices. Ovarian dysfunction in some patients can also cause abnormal vaginal discharge, so different abnormal vaginal discharge has different causes, and treatment is recommended.

Abnormal leucorrhea symptoms: Curds or tofu-like leucorrhea are the characteristics of Candida vaginitis, often accompanied by severe vulvar itching and burning pain in the vulva and vagina. Vaginal cancer or cervical cancer complicated by infection, uterine cavity fluid and foreign body residue in the vagina can also lead to purulent leucorrhea. Purulent leucorrhea, yellow or yellow-green, sticky and often with a peculiar smell, is caused by bacterial infection and can be seen in gonorrheal Neisseria vaginitis, acute cervicitis and endocervicitis.