What is the reason for the white and sticky vaginal discharge?

A very common substance in female secretions is vaginal discharge. In fact, whether vaginal discharge is healthy or not still needs to know more about the physiological phenomenon of vaginal discharge. Sometimes, vaginal discharge will appear as a paste or even white liquid. When encountering such a situation, it is still necessary to deeply understand the actual cause of the disease and how to solve it correctly. What should be done with abnormal vaginal discharge?

Why is the leucorrhea thick and milky white like paste?

First of all, we know that normal leucorrhea of ​​women is colorless, odorless, and a transparent liquid. If the leucorrhea appears 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 leucorrhea is abnormal. It may be infected with Trichomonas or other pathogens. Once the secretions are infected with Trichomonas, it is easy to cause candidal vaginitis, also known as Trichomonas infection. The main symptoms are vulvar itching and thick white tofu-like secretions. The vagina may also develop mucosal edema, mucosal erosion, ulcers and many other hazards due to the damage of Trichomonas. The harm to women's health is very great and must be treated in time to control the further development of the disease.

After the onset of nonspecific vaginitis, the patient will have obvious vaginal burning, a feeling of falling in the vagina, and a large number of squamous epithelial cells will fall off, vaginal mucosal pain, hematoma, etc. In addition, there will be leucorrhea like paste, purulent or serous space-occupying lesions. In general, nonspecific vaginitis will cause great harm to the patient after its onset.

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

Because the discharge is the secretion of the vagina and cervix, under normal circumstances the amount is very small, transparent, shiny, sticky, and has no odor. The secretion will increase before menstruation, during ovulation and pregnancy. If your leucorrhea is thick, like paste, itchy, and has no odor before your menstrual period and during ovulation, it is normal. If the above conditions occur more frequently and the secretion is abnormal, the situation will change to a certain extent.

What should happen if the leucorrhea is thick, white and like paste? The above is the detailed situation I introduced to you. In many cases, this problem is due to vaginitis. Therefore, you should pay attention to prevent the occurrence of various candidal vaginitis, especially to do a good job of regular examination of secretions. Only by doing a good job of inspection in these aspects can women avoid more serious complications and cause greater safety hazards.