There are tofu dregs in the vagina

The probability of women suffering from gynecological diseases is getting higher and higher. We should pay more attention to the problem of white tofu residue in women's vagina. We should observe our bodies more often. If we find similar symptoms, we should go to a reliable hospital for medical treatment in time to avoid the problem of white tofu residue in the vagina affecting our normal life. Today, I will tell you some practical reasons about the white tofu residue in the vagina.

Fungal vaginitis

The presence of curd-like leucorrhea in the vagina may be caused by candidal vaginitis. The most specific manifestations of candidal vaginitis are: abnormal leucorrhea, large amount of leucorrhea, thin and watery discharge or curd-like discharge, accompanied by itching and burning in the vagina, even feeling burning and difficult when urinating, and swelling of the private mucosa.

Candida vaginitis

Vulvar itching and a large amount of milky white, bean curd-like leucorrhea may be caused by inflammation of the vagina caused by Candida albicans infection. Patients with candidal vaginitis may also experience burning sensation in the private parts, inability to hold urine, painful urination and pain during sexual intercourse. When the symptoms are more serious, the patient may feel uneasy and have abnormal pain.

Ovarian insufficiency

The glycogen in the female vagina is determined by the ovaries. If the ovaries are imperfect, the glycogen content of the squamous epithelial cells in the vagina will decrease. When the squamous epithelial cells in the vagina lack glycogen, the number of vaginal lactobacilli decreases, and other pathogens increase. The female secretions gradually change from acidic to alkaline, which is prone to infection and may cause the formation of tofu-like leucorrhea in the vagina.

Changes in vaginal acidity and alkalinity

When a woman's ovaries decrease and estrogen levels decrease or are lacking, the vaginal wall shrinks, the mucosa becomes soft, and the glycogen content in the squamous epithelial cells decreases, causing the pH value of the female vagina to increase, local immunity to decrease, and pathogens to easily invade and multiply, causing inflammation. This may cause the production of leucorrhea in the vagina.