What are the symptoms of vaginitis

Symptoms of vaginitis include vulvar itching, local redness and swelling, abnormal leucorrhea, etc. The specific symptoms may vary depending on individual constitution and disease progression.

Symptoms of vaginitis:

1. Vulvar itching: Pathogens irritate the skin around the vagina and vaginal opening, causing patients to experience vulvar itching, burning, stinging and other discomforts. Pathogens also stimulate the nerve endings around the vagina and vaginal opening, causing itching sensations.

2. Local redness and swelling: Vaginitis can cause inflammation in the tissues around the vagina and vaginal opening, and local tissues will show symptoms such as redness, swelling, heat, and pain. Inflammatory response is a defense mechanism of the body against pathogens, which eliminates pathogens by increasing blood flow and cell infiltration.

3. Abnormal leucorrhea: Patients with vaginitis usually have abnormal leucorrhea, including changes in color, texture, and quantity. This is because pathogens affect the balance of normal flora in the vagina, causing changes in the pH value in the vagina, which in turn causes bacteria, fungi, parasites and other pathogens to multiply in large numbers, causing abnormal leucorrhea.

Vaginitis precautions:

If you have vaginitis, you need to avoid sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid cross infection. You should also eat a light diet, avoid spicy food, fried, greasy, hot pot, barbecue food, eat less mutton and seafood, so as not to aggravate local symptoms.