Various symptoms of vaginitis

Vaginitis is a common gynecological disease in women. Vaginitis mainly refers to inflammatory diseases in the vagina. Clinically, there are many types of vaginitis. Next, let's take a look at the symptoms of vaginitis .

1. The most prominent symptom of candidal vaginitis is the increase of leucorrhea and itching of the vulva and vagina. In severe cases, patients with vaginitis will be restless and in extreme pain, and may also have frequent urination, dysuria, and pain during sexual intercourse. The leucorrhea in this type of vaginitis is white, thick, and bean curd-like, with white flakes and thin films attached, which are easy to peel off. Underneath is the eroded base of the damaged mucosa or the formation of shallow ulcers. Severe vaginitis patients may have ecchymosis, which is a typical symptom of candidal vaginitis;

2. Vaginitis can exist in the oral cavity, intestinal tract and vaginal mucosa without causing symptoms of vaginitis. The symptoms of fungal vaginitis in these three parts can be transmitted to each other. When local conditions are suitable or hygiene habits are poor, long-term use of antibiotics can easily cause changes in vaginal pH, allowing symptoms of vaginitis to multiply and cause infection.

3. Patients with vaginitis mainly experience vulvar itching and burning pain. In severe cases, the symptoms of vaginitis may be unbearable itching and abnormal pain. Some patients with candidal vaginitis also have urinary tract irritation symptoms and sexual intercourse pain. In the acute phase, leucorrhea increases and appears white and thick like bean dregs.

The above is a detailed description of the symptoms of different types of vaginitis. I hope it can help everyone understand the knowledge of vaginitis and cure it in time. If you have other questions about vaginitis, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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