Introduction to abnormal vaginal discharge

Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea is a white, odorless liquid that can effectively prevent the invasion of bacteria or viruses. Women's leucorrhea has a good effect on the health of women's sexual function. If there are some changes in leucorrhea, it may be caused by gynecological diseases and should be treated in time.

Many women's leucorrhea is powdery. In this case, this phenomenon may be caused by some chronic diseases. Some women may have varying degrees of vulvar itching and odor. Generally, such symptoms may occur if cervical erosion occurs.

Many women have leucorrhea that is in the shape of tofu dregs, which is also a relatively obvious manifestation of gynecological inflammation. Under normal circumstances, women with candidal vaginitis may have leucorrhea that is in the shape of tofu dregs and may also have an odor. This disease may also lead to cross-infection.

Some women have jelly-like vaginal discharge. In most cases, it is in the late ovulation period, when the amount of vaginal discharge decreases. Jelly-like and transparent vaginal discharge may appear. In this case, the patient should not worry too much. If there are no other complications, there will be obvious improvement by the end of the next menstruation.

If a woman's leucorrhea shows abnormalities, it is a manifestation of many gynecological diseases. Some women's leucorrhea is yellow or green in color. In this case, she should go to the hospital for treatment in time.