What to do if there is mold in leucorrhea

Women's physiology is much more complicated than men's, because it is easy to induce many diseases in life. Leucorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon of women. Under normal circumstances, women's leucorrhea is white, transparent, and has no odor. If there is a problem with leucorrhea, it means that there is a problem with women's physical health. If there is mold in women's leucorrhea, they must go to the hospital for treatment in time, otherwise it will easily worsen the condition.

What is the cause of the fungus in leucorrhea?

Fungus is an extremely common bacterial microorganism, which is obviously very common in gynecological diseases. If fungus is found in leucorrhea, it indicates that the woman may have candidal vaginitis. After suffering from candidal vaginitis, patients will experience many discomforts such as abnormal increase in vaginal discharge, leucorrhea with odor, vulvar itching, etc. Timely measures need to be taken for treatment in order to control the further development of the disease.

What about leucorrhea fungus?

Regarding the question of what to do if there is mold in the leucorrhea, first of all, patients need to know that mold is an extremely stubborn inflammation. In addition to being easy to relapse during treatment, it may also be contagious if not paid attention to. Therefore, the treatment must be thorough to avoid repeated attacks that harm women's health. At the same time, attention should also be paid to relevant daily care measures.

(1) During the treatment period, in order to avoid the spread of fungi, be sure to wash your underwear separately. In addition, it is not suitable to have sex during the treatment period. In particular, you need to keep your lower body clean and dry at all times, and wash your external vagina with warm water every day to prevent fungi from continuing to grow and damage the health of the reproductive tract.

(2) You must abstain from eating spicy food. In addition, heavy and greasy food can easily promote the continued growth of mold. Therefore, these dietary care measures must also be paid attention to.

Abnormal leucorrhea raises health alarm

Experts from Queen Mary Women's and Infants' Hospital pointed out that normal leucorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, with a slightly fishy smell or no smell; its secretion amount and texture are affected by the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body, and change cyclically with menstruation. Normal leucorrhea is beneficial to women's health because it can play a self-cleaning role. However, when the amount of leucorrhea is large, smelly, changes color or becomes purulent, it may be the body sending out an alarm, indicating the occurrence of certain gynecological diseases.

Check for Trichomonas in foamy leucorrhea

If the color of the leucorrhea is no longer clear, the secretions on the underwear are yellow or yellow with light green, there are foam and strange smell, and the vulva is itchy, then the leucorrhea is sending out an alarm - Trichomonas is "harassing" you.

Director Wang of the Queen Mary Women and Children's Hospital said that when a woman is infected with Trichomonas, her vagina will produce yellow-green foamy or rice bran-like leucorrhea with a foul odor. There are two ways of transmission of vaginal trichomoniasis, one is sexual transmission and the other is indirect transmission. For example, seats in public baths and swimming pools or toilets in public restrooms may be contaminated with secretions from carriers.

After laboratory tests confirm that it is a Trichomonas infection, the patient should actively seek treatment together with his or her loved ones. Because sexual intercourse can easily cause cross infection, if only the female is treated, it will lead to repeated infections and a long-term uncurable situation.

White curd-like leucorrhea is a fungus

If your lower body is often extremely itchy, often at work, or when chatting with friends, you suddenly feel uncomfortable; and your leucorrhea always clumps on your underwear like tofu dregs. This is the leucorrhea telling you: In all likelihood, you have candidal vaginitis!

Female friends are reminded that if you suffer from candidal vaginitis, you must take correct medication under the guidance of a professional doctor and do not take medication on your own to avoid inappropriate treatment and counterproductive results. Many women who suffer from vaginitis are too embarrassed to go to the hospital for treatment, so they buy vaginal douches and douche on their own. However, not only does the condition not get cured, but it develops into pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, we must take this as a warning.

Brown leucorrhea suspected cervix

If you have had sex or had an abortion, and if your leucorrhea is mixed with blood, is brown and snot-like in color, and is often accompanied by symptoms such as lower back pain, then this is very likely a sign of cervical health problems.

If the leucorrhea is yellow, sticky or purulent, and often mixed with blood, you may have chronic cervicitis. There are many pathogens that cause cervicitis, including viruses, bacteria, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc. Data show that women with chronic cervicitis are 7 times more likely to develop cervical cancer than normal women.

Regular TCT and HPV cervical examinations are the most effective way to prevent and treat cervical lesions. This method can detect early cancerous cells that have not yet undergone morphological changes. It is more objective than the traditional Pap test and has a diagnosis rate of over 90%.