Is it normal to have thick white vaginal discharge?

A very common substance in female secretions is vaginal discharge. In fact, whether vaginal discharge is healthy or not, we still need to know more about the physiological phenomenon of vaginal discharge. In some cases, vaginal discharge may appear as a paste or even white liquid. When encountering such a situation, we still need to understand the specific cause of the disease in many aspects and how to deal with it correctly. What should we do if vaginal discharge is abnormal?

What is the reason for the thick, milky white leucorrhea like paste?

At the beginning, we know that normal leucorrhea of ​​women is colorless, odorless, and is a transparent and clear gel-like substance. If the leucorrhea appears to be like paste, it must be a symptom of abnormal leucorrhea and needs to be taken seriously and handled properly immediately.

There are many situations in which there are abnormal leucorrhea. It may be infected with Trichomonas or other pathogens. Once the secretion is infected with Trichomonas, it is easy to cause candidal vaginitis, also known as Trichomonas infection. The important symptoms are itching of the vulva and the secretion is milky white and thick like bean dregs. The female vagina may also cause mucosal edema, mucosal erosion, ulcers and many other injuries due to the harm of Trichomonas. It is very harmful to the health of women and must be treated immediately to control the trend of the disease to develop again.

After the onset of nonspecific vaginitis, the patient will have obvious vaginal burning and a feeling of vaginal falling down, and will be accompanied by a large amount of squamous epithelial cells falling down, vaginal mucosal pain, abscesses, etc. In addition, there will be leucorrhea that is like paste, purulent or slurry. In general, nonspecific vaginitis will cause great harm to patients after the onset.

What should I do if my vaginal discharge is like paste?

Because secretions are secretions from the female vagina and cervix, under normal circumstances the amount is very small, transparent, shiny, sticky, and odorless. The amount of secretion increases before menstruation, during ovulation, and during pregnancy. If your leucorrhea is thick, like paste, itchy, and has no odor, it is normal before menstruation and during ovulation. If the above conditions occur more frequently and the secretions cause abnormalities, the situation will change to a certain extent.

What is the reason for the thick, milky white leucorrhea like paste? The above is the specific situation that the editor explains in detail. In many cases, this kind of problem is due to vaginitis. Therefore, we must pay attention to prevent the occurrence of various candidal vaginitis, especially to do a good physical examination of secretions. Only by doing this kind of examination can we prevent women from causing more serious complications and causing greater safety risks.