Purulent yellow-green leucorrhea picture

Light green leucorrhea with a tofu-like texture is generally a clinical symptom of vaginitis, and is most commonly seen in candidal vaginitis. Vaginal candidiasis is the most common type of vaginitis in women, which is caused by the excessive growth of vaginal fungi in women. The general clinical symptoms are excessive vaginal discharge, light green discharge, and small pieces of cheese-like or tofu-like discharge, usually accompanied by significant vulvar itching. The fungus was found in the test specimens and the diagnosis was confirmed. For candidal vaginitis, topical medications such as clotrimazole tablets, nystatin suppositories, and daktarin suppositories are generally preferred for treatment. For patients whose condition worsens or recurs, oral medications such as Sporanox and Fluconazole tablets should be given for treatment. Sometimes men also need to take antifungal drugs orally to prevent cross infection.

Leucorrhea is the most common and sometimes even the only symptom of acute cervicitis. The discharge is pus-like or mixed with blood, often accompanied by low back pain and lower abdominal pain. Sometimes the private parts are irritated by inflammatory secretions and experience itching, burning sensation, and urinary symptoms such as frequent urination and inability to hold urine. Very few patients experience symptoms such as pain during sexual intercourse and increased body temperature.

Some people have mild symptoms after suffering from acute cervicitis, so it is often easy to be ignored and develop into chronic cervicitis. The clinical symptom of chronic cervicitis is excessive leucorrhea. When the inflammation spreads along the uterosacral tendon to the pelvis, there may be pain in the lumbar region and pain in the lower pelvis. Its specific clinical medical manifestations include: cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, cervical cysts, cervical canal cysts and cervical mucositis, etc.

1) Psychological treatment strategies

1. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene

Improve hygiene during menstruation, after childbirth and abortion, change underwear and sanitary napkins frequently, prevent colds, and avoid overwork.

2. Eat more light dishes

The diet should be dominated by light foods. Eat more nutritious foods such as eggs, tofu, red beans, broccoli, etc. Avoid eating raw, cold and spicy ingredients.

3. Avoid sexual intercourse during menstrual period

Couples should avoid sexual intercourse during menstrual period to prevent infection. Pay attention to daily cleaning of menstrual pads, and it is best to use disinfected handkerchiefs.

4. Drink water

Pelvic inflammatory disease can easily cause fever throughout the body, so remember to drink plenty of water to lower your body temperature.

5. Prevent unnecessary gynecological examinations

Try to reduce unnecessary gynecological examinations to prevent the spread of infection and inflammation.

6. Medical staff must strictly abide by the principle of aseptic operation

Medical staff must strictly disinfect and sterilize during delivery and intrauterine surgery for miscarriage, and strictly follow the safe operating procedures for sterility testing to prevent infection and pelvic inflammatory disease. For prevention purposes, antibiotics should be taken appropriately after surgery to prevent infection.