How to cure abnormal leucorrhea?

Abnormal leucorrhea is a problem that many women often face, especially when the leucorrhea has an odor and is accompanied by severe itching symptoms, it is always embarrassing. So how to treat this condition? Here, the editor has carefully collected the reasons for abnormal leucorrhea and what measures should be taken for different abnormal leucorrhea. I hope it will be of great reference value to women with abnormal leucorrhea.

There are two main causes of increased vaginal discharge: one is infectious factors and the other is non-infectious factors.

Infectious factors are the common cause of increased leucorrhea. Infections such as bacteria, gonococci, fungi, protozoa, viruses or spirochetes can increase vaginal discharge. Common clinical diseases include Candida albicans vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, gonorrhea, bacterial vaginitis, syphilis, Chlamydia trachomatis cervicovaginitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, and endocervicitis.

Non-infectious factors include: uterine fibroids, especially submucosal fibroids. As the uterine cavity area becomes larger, the uterine cavity discharge increases, and is discharged along with the cervical secretions, causing an increase in leucorrhea; another reason is that patients with uterine myoma are often accompanied by hyperestrogenism. Estrogen can directly cause increased cervical secretions. Some ovulation-stimulating drugs can also increase leucorrhea.

Abnormal leucorrhea is mostly treated with drugs. If the abnormal leucorrhea is caused by a gynecological infectious disease, the doctor must find out the cause and use drugs to control the infection according to the condition in order to cure the leucorrhea.

Trichomonas vaginitis. This type of leucorrhea is characterized by itching and tingling in the vulva, and even a crawling sensation. The amount of leucorrhea increases significantly, and it contains white foam and a sour odor. The drug for the treatment of abnormal leucorrhea can be metronidazole tablets, 200 mg three times a day.

Candidal vaginitis can cause severe itching of the vulva, vaginal stinging, and leucorrhea that is often in the form of tofu dregs or curd. Nystatin suppositories (10,000 units) can be used and inserted into the vagina once a night for a course of 10 days.

After reading the detailed introduction above, I believe you have a deeper understanding of abnormal leucorrhea. If you have abnormal leucorrhea, you must not be afraid to see a doctor. You should go to the hospital for necessary routine examinations in time to find out the cause and take symptomatic measures. The effect will be better. You should pay more attention to personal hygiene in daily life.