Brown liquid leaking from woman's vagina

If a woman has brown fluid flowing out of her vagina, it may be a symptom of vaginitis. Vaginitis is a serious inflammation that many women suffer from, and it is also an inflammation that can greatly affect women's health. There are many types of vaginitis, and different types of vaginitis have different symptoms and treatments. Next, I will introduce you to some relevant knowledge about vaginitis!

1. Type

There are many types of vaginitis, which may be candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, senile vaginitis or non-specific vaginitis, etc. Each type of vaginitis has different symptoms and causes, so the treatment methods are also different. The basic symptoms of most vaginitis are the same, usually manifested as vulvar itching, increased and yellow vaginal discharge, and accompanied by odor.

2. Symptoms

Depending on the different types of vaginitis, the symptoms are similar but also different. Candidal vaginitis is manifested by vulvar itching, increased leucorrhea in a tofu-like state, and some patients may also experience frequent urination, dysuria, and pain during sexual intercourse. Trichomonas vaginitis causes increased leucorrhea, sometimes with purulent foam, and in severe cases even bloody leucorrhea and hematuria. Bacterial vaginitis also causes vaginal odor and scattered bleeding spots.

3. Prevention methods

1. Do not wear tight pants or chemical fiber underwear. Wear breathable and dry pure cotton products. Do not use cleaning fluid frequently to avoid bacterial imbalance. Do not use panty liners except during menstruation. Underwear should be exposed to the sun frequently or boiled in boiling water.

2. If you insist on a reasonable and hygienic sex life, be careful not to have sex too frequently; remember to wash the vulva with warm water before and after sex.

3. Diabetic patients should keep their blood sugar within the normal range and avoid abusing drugs and immunosuppressants.

4. After using the toilet, use toilet paper to clean your lower body from front to back to avoid bringing bacteria from the rectum into the vagina.

5. Try to avoid swimming as much as possible, because Candida albicans has a strong ability to survive in water, and women’s chances of being infected with Candida albicans will increase during swimming.