Leucorrhea can be crushed into powder after drying

The secretions were kneaded into powder, indicating that the secretions were relatively thick. The appearance of thick secretions is often caused by the following reasons: First, inflammation of the cervix. When the cervix is ​​inflamed, hematoma and edema will appear, and the glandular ducts will metabolize abundantly, resulting in more secretions, which become yellow in color and relatively thick. After being rubbed, they become powdery.

Second, due to vaginal yeast infection, the secretion is relatively thick, and some are even similar to paste, and will become powder after rubbing. This is the clinical medical reason why secretions turn into powder when rubbed. Therefore, it is recommended to have a gynecological examination and a high-power microscope examination of leucorrhea. Based on the results of the examination, certain treatment will be given, and women are advised to keep their vulva clean and change their underwear frequently in their daily lives.

If you find that the secretion becomes powdery when rubbed on the underwear, it means that the secretion in the vagina is relatively viscous, which is often caused by the following reasons: 1. Chronic cervicitis. Because of chronic cervicitis, the metabolism of some glandular ducts is inactive and some extravasation will increase, causing a lot of sticky secretions to be discharged from the vagina.

2. It is caused by inflammation in the vagina itself. For example, bacterial infection can cause women's secretions to increase and become relatively thick, similar to batter. Therefore, it is recommended to do a leucorrhea examination to find out whether there is a bacterial infection, and it is recommended to do a cervical cancer screening to find out whether there is epithelial cell disease or viral infection.

Is it normal for the secretion to dry and become powder? Normal female secretions are secretions from the cervix and vagina, as well as fallen cells. Normal leucorrhea is milky white in color, the amount should not be excessive, and it should not be accompanied by vulvar itching or leucorrhea with an odor. It is normal for secretions to be discharged from the body and form relatively dry solids on the underwear. If the secretion is mixed with colors, such as yellow, green or pink, and is accompanied by vulvar itching, and gynecological examination reveals vulvar redness and swelling, it may be a sign of inflammation. It is necessary to test the corresponding pathogens in the specimens and carry out corresponding treatment based on the test results to avoid untimely treatment of inflammation, which may lead to aggravation of the inflammatory infection.