What is vaginal discharge caused by candidal vaginitis?

We usually have a lot of gynecological diseases, among which candidal vaginitis is a relatively common gynecological inflammation. Candidal vaginitis is a gynecological vaginal inflammation that is prone to recurrence. When the disease occurs, the leucorrhea will be abnormal, but many people do not know what the leucorrhea looks like when it recurs. Let's take a look at it now.

Candidal vaginitis is a common vaginal inflammation in gynecology, which is classified as "vaginal itch" in traditional Chinese medicine. The disease is prone to relapse. The cause of candidal vaginitis is the increase of glycogen in the vagina, the increase of acidity, and the massive reproduction of Candida albicans among the fungi; Commonly used treatment methods are 1: first apply or clean the affected area with 0.1% chlorhexidine solution, and then use creams or ointments containing imidazole drugs. Oral chlorhexidine is also effective. 2: Severe systemic or visceral infections should be combined with external treatment, such as oral itraconazole or intravenous fluconazole, plus external medications. Don't be afraid, mold is nothing serious. To put it bluntly, it is the same type of fungus that infects athlete's foot. As long as the treatment for athlete's foot is effective, the treatment will be effective.

Usually, pay attention to not washing socks and underwear together, and use boiling water to scald used underwear. Do not dry the washed items, but expose them to the sun. To put it simply, mold is the same type of bacteria that infects athlete's foot. Be careful and it won't relapse.

Vaginal candidiasis is closely related to leucorrhea. The amount of leucorrhea in patients with candidal vaginitis will increase significantly, and it will be thicker and have a fishy smell. When candidal vaginitis is severe, the leucorrhea will appear in the form of small white lumps, causing the patient unspeakable pain. Now I will give you a detailed introduction to the relationship between leucorrhea and candidal vaginitis. ? Candidal vaginitis is caused by fungal infection, which can bring a lot of trouble to women's lives, so for candidal vaginitis, we must achieve "early detection and early treatment." And observing your own leucorrhea is the best way to determine whether you have candidal vaginitis.

Candidal vaginitis can cause abnormal leucorrhea. Women with candidal vaginitis will have significantly increased leucorrhea, which is mostly milky white and viscous, resembling tofu dregs, curd, or ointment. Some women with candidal vaginitis may also have watery leucorrhea. The vaginal discharge is thinner and may appear as white flakes and crumbs.

In severe cases, female leucorrhea will condense into small white lumps, which will adhere to the vaginal wall in large quantities and are difficult to clean. If it is forcibly wiped off, a damaged erosion surface or superficial ulcer may appear at the base. A large amount of leucorrhea can cause itching and burning sensation in the vulva and vagina, and the patient may become restless when the symptoms are severe.

In addition to leucorrhea, there may also be symptoms such as vaginal itching. If the itching is severe, the patient will be restless and have difficulty sleeping or eating. Women may also have vaginal burning pain, especially when urinating. When the inflammation is severe, symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination, and painful sexual intercourse may also occur. Warm reminder: Through the introduction of the above authoritative experts, I believe everyone has a clear understanding of it. Therefore, female friends will often observe the changes in their leucorrhea. If you find that you have candidal vaginitis, please seek treatment in time to prevent the inflammation from spreading and causing cervical erosion or even infertility.

From the above introduction, we can see that candidal vaginitis has a significant impact on women, so we cannot allow the spread of this disease. We must treat it in time and take care of our bodies.