What are the symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases in women?

Sexually transmitted diseases generally directly harm the male reproductive organs. The most common gonorrhea and non-chlamydial urethritis are inflammation of the urinary tract, leading to stinging and burning sensation in the urethra when urinating. There is either thin or thick purulent discharge from the urethra. Some sexually transmitted diseases can be completely cured if they are treated promptly and reliably, such as gonorrhea, syphilis, and non-gonococcal urethritis. However, if the patient does not go to the hospital in time to receive standardized treatment, but takes the medicine irregularly, the disease will soon be delayed due to the inability to fully recover, turning into a chronic process, which will seriously affect health.

What are the symptoms of women suffering from the disease?

Symptom 1.

Leucorrhea is heavy and yellowish or green in color. It is usually accompanied by pain during urination, increased frequency of urination, and inability to urinate.

Symptom 2,

There is a lot of leucorrhea, which is like tofu dregs, milky white, clumping, and the amount has increased significantly. It is often accompanied by itching of the internal and external vulva, and the itching is usually very obvious.

This disease can be transmitted to the other party through sexual intercourse and is therefore a theoretical sexually transmitted disease. Unlike other sexually transmitted diseases, Trichomonas vaginitis is a very common female trichomonas vaginitis. 75% of women will have it once in their lifetime, and 40-50% will have it more than twice. From the perspective of the age of onset, the most common age is around 20 years old, the sexually active period, and the lowest incidence rate is over 50 years old. Some women are infected by means other than unclean sexual intercourse: such as not paying attention to the cleaning of the private parts or using unclean handkerchiefs and sanitary napkins; excessive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, which kill normal bacteria in the female vagina, causing intestinal flora imbalance and the growth of bacteria that are conducive to the disease; diabetics are prone to Trichomonas vaginitis due to high blood sugar levels.

Symptom 3,

The private parts are itchy, there is a lot of leucorrhea, there may be foam, and there is often yellowish liquid on the underwear.

This type of disease can also be transmitted to the other party through sexual intercourse and is a theoretical sexually transmitted disease. Generally, women suffer from candidal vaginitis more often, which is mainly caused by the destruction of the natural acid-base environment in the vagina. But men are less likely to be infected and most have no symptoms.

Symptom 4.

There are ulcers on the surface of the sexual organs. The main manifestation is the appearance of a lump about 1 cm in diameter on the labia majora or the inner side of the labia minora, with slight ulceration on the surface. Women usually don't feel any discomfort, and the ulcers disappear in about a month.

This type of ulcer is called "chancre" in medicine and is a special manifestation of early syphilis. There are many pathogens on the surface of the chancroid, and the chance of being infected after touching it is very high. However, because it disappears automatically and does not cause pain or itching, it is usually not taken seriously by women and their sexual partners.

Symptom 5.

There are many bright red spots on the body, which are darker in color and need to be carefully observed to be discovered, and they are itchy.

If the chancre of common syphilis is not treated in time, it will quickly develop into secondary syphilis. The most typical appearance is dark red spots on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, which may be surrounded by peeling skin. If it is not handled and treated in time at this time, syphilis will develop to the advanced stage, invade multiple organs throughout the body, become difficult to treat, the current medical history will change, and even seriously endanger life. Moreover, if pregnant women infected with syphilis are not treated promptly, the disease will be spread to the fetus, so it needs to be taken very seriously.

Symptom 6.

Cauliflower-shaped or zigzag-shaped microorganisms appear around the vaginal opening. There are no sensory nerves when they touch them, and usually there is no feeling at all.

These growths do not have red skin, but are usually grayish white or skin-colored. If left alone, the microorganisms will grow larger and larger over time, and will increase in number, filling the vaginal opening and even blocking the vagina. This feature can be used to identify pseudocondyloma acuminatum in women. Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is not easy to grow or increase and is not contagious. As long as you pay attention to cleaning and reduce the irritation of vaginal secretions to the local area, the symptoms will be alleviated and no treatment is needed.