Leucorrhea is watery and has a fishy odor

Girls should always monitor and pay attention to their body secretions. In fact, abnormal leucorrhea is too common in life, and it is also a manifestation of a relatively early gynecological disease, so people often do not take it seriously, thinking that as long as they wash it regularly, there will be no problems. In fact, this is not the case. If the leucorrhea is watery and has a fishy smell, you must check what the cause is?

Leucorrhea has a fishy smell

Abnormal leucorrhea is a common gynecological disease in our daily life. In many cases, many gynecological diseases are caused by abnormal leucorrhea at the beginning, and our treatment process requires understanding the symptoms. So, what are the main symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea?

Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea has no obvious odor. If there is a fishy or fishy smell in the leucorrhea, then you should be alert to vaginitis caused by Haemophilus vaginalis. This disease is usually accompanied by symptoms such as vaginal burning, pain, itching, and wet vulva. When leucorrhea has a fishy odor, it may be due to anaerobic infection, Trichomonas infection or vaginitis caused by Haemophilus vaginalis infection.

What is the fishy smell of vaginal discharge?

Leucorrhea has a fishy smell, increases in volume, contains blood, etc. Leucorrhea seems to be a very common gynecological disease for female friends. Gynecologists explain: The secretions discharged from the vagina are actually what we call leucorrhea. It is usually more frequent before and after the menstrual period, during ovulation, and during pregnancy. Normally, a small amount of leucorrhea is discharged to lubricate the vagina. So what gynecological problems does abnormal leucorrhea reveal?

Leucorrhea with fishy smell

Some female friends have grayish yellow, foamy and fishy leucorrhea, accompanied by vulvar itching, burning, pain and pain during sexual intercourse. Most of them are caused by Trichomonas vaginitis. In severe cases, ulcers may occur, the affected area may be painful, and local lymph nodes may become inflamed. The leucorrhea is grayish white, like tofu dregs or curds, sometimes has a foul odor and is accompanied by vulvar itching and burning pain. It is mostly caused by candidal vaginitis. The leucorrhea is yellow and yellow-green, has a foul odor, like rice soup or pus, and is mostly caused by purulent bacterial infection. According to gynecological experts, if the leucorrhea has a fishy smell, it is usually caused by these two diseases.

Thick and purulent leucorrhea

The leucorrhea is generally yellow in color, sticky like pus and odorless. Due to different degrees of inflammatory stimulation in the cervix, the columnar epithelium of the cervical mucosa grows slowly, the epithelium is flat and the surface is smooth, which is simple cervical erosion. When the columnar epithelium grows quickly and glandular hyperplasia forms, it is adenoid erosion. If the glands are dilated, it may be a follicular erosion, accompanied by stromal hyperplasia, forming small protrusions, which are unevenly covered with columnar epithelium, forming papillary erosions.

The above types can often occur in combination. Cervical erosion is one of the most common gynecological diseases. Typically, there is bloody discharge after sexual intercourse and thick, purulent discharge from the cervix, which is not conducive to the passage of sperm and causes infertility.

The color of leucorrhea, the fishy smell of leucorrhea, and the abnormal increase in the amount can all determine whether the leucorrhea is normal. If it is different from usual and you feel uncomfortable, you need to pay attention.