White paste discharge

There are always various secretions in the female private parts, and among these secretions, only leucorrhea and menstruation are normal physiological phenomena. However, the problem of abnormal leucorrhea and menstruation does exist. Some women will find that their leucorrhea has become a white paste during their period. If the leucorrhea becomes a white paste, female friends must pay attention to it. The following will explain to women the reasons why the leucorrhea becomes a white paste.

The appearance of white stuff in a woman's vagina may be caused by abnormal leucorrhea, or it may be caused by diseases such as vaginitis, so we recommend that everyone should pay attention to the cause of the white stuff. When we have abnormal leucorrhea, we should use soda water to rinse the vagina, and we should repeatedly clean the vagina with warm water to prevent bacterial growth.

Leucorrhea is composed of fluids secreted by many tissues. It is a small amount of mucus-like substance secreted from the female vagina. It has the function of keeping the vaginal mucosa moist. To evaluate whether the leucorrhea is normal, it is necessary to observe the amount, color, texture and smell. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, slightly fishy or odorless, with a slightly larger amount and a smaller amount at times, and it has its regularity. It has the function of keeping the vaginal mucosa moist. Generally, the amount of leucorrhea after menstruation is small, and sexual thoughts and sexual life affect the secretion of leucorrhea. A honeymoon and frequent sexual intercourse can also lead to increased vaginal discharge. In addition, there are also some physiological phenomena, such as women of childbearing age, pregnancy, and taking oral contraceptives, which can cause increased vaginal discharge. The cause is also related to changes in estrogen and progesterone levels in the body.

It is normal for menopausal women to secrete less leucorrhea. If there are abnormalities in leucorrhea, such as an increase in leucorrhea for no apparent reason, or changes in color, texture, or odor, you should be alert and go to a regular hospital for examination immediately. Leucorrhea, like menstruation, is a normal physiological manifestation of women. Some people regard leucorrhea as something obscene and difficult to talk about. Some married women regard normal leucorrhea as a disease and feel anxious and confused. These are all unnecessary.

The female vagina is inherently fragile, and bad living habits can easily cause inflammation. Couples should have clean sex and should not use antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs casually. These will not only not easily treat inflammation, but will destroy the vaginal flora and aggravate inflammation. Not paying attention to personal hygiene will cause a lot of bacterial infections to grow in the vagina. Contraceptives and excessive cleaning can also cause gynecological inflammation. If you find yourself with itchy vulva, increased vaginal discharge and an odor, be sure to seek medical attention promptly. Do not seek blind treatment, otherwise the itching will become more and more severe and eventually cause gynecological diseases, leaving you with regret.