Female lower body odor

In life, many female friends are often troubled by secretion diseases. The secretion occurs for a long time, and they do not pay attention to cleaning. The secretion has an unpleasant odor. When women feel that their lower body smells and it causes itching, this is due to vaginal inflammation, which needs to be treated after finding the cause.

Candida is the bacteria that causes vaginitis. Candida albicans can easily invade the human body and cause inflammation, especially in the private parts of female compatriots, where it often causes skin and mucous membrane diseases, hence the name Candida vaginitis. However, Candida albicans can coexist with the human body. The presence of appropriate amount of Candida albicans does not have much impact on the human body, but if it exceeds the limit, vaginitis will occur in the female genitals.

If a woman's lower body becomes itchy, has a lot of white, bean curd-like leucorrhea, swollen vulva, the vaginal epidermis can be peeled off by hand, there is white mucous membrane-like substance in the labia minora and vagina, and the leucorrhea has a slightly foul odor, then she may have vaginitis caused by yeast. At the same time, if there is a severe burning sensation in the lower body, it may also cause urinary urgency, frequent urination, and incomplete urination. At the same time, if there is abnormal pain in the lower body during sexual intercourse, it may also be a Candida infection.

When you already know that you have candidal vaginitis, you should stop taking antibiotics, estrogen and other drugs, and go to the hospital for a check-up to avoid developing diabetes and other problems. For cure, you can choose local medications, such as ointments such as chlorpromazine suppositories and nystatin tablets. If it is inconvenient for unmarried women who have no sexual life to use the medicine box when going out, but if you have already started your menstrual period, you can only take fluconazole, one pill each time.

At the same time, you can also use external medications to directly contact the vagina for treatment, such as using vinegar or 2% soda water to flush the vagina. Generally, other medications should be placed in the vagina after flushing, or some powders and ointments can be used and applied directly to the vulva, with a cycle of half a month. Or use clotrimazole suppositories, insert them into the vagina 3 to 4 times a day, and use them continuously for more than half a month.

Candidal vaginitis can generally be prevented and treated. It is a relatively common gynecological disease and also a contagious disease that can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Of course, the disease can also be spread through baths, swimsuits, and medical equipment. Its clinical manifestations are generally as follows: leucorrhea becomes yellow watery or pus-like, and the external vagina becomes severely itchy. These can cause the vagina to become swollen, red, and even ulcerated, and it will have a certain burning sensation.

Our human body is a carrier of Candida albicans. As a bacterium that lives symbiotically with the human body, Candida albicans can only cause disease under certain conditions. Therefore, we must first improve our own immunity, exercise every day, eat a balanced diet, and develop good hygiene habits. It is recommended to wash hands before going to the toilet, not use unclean toilet paper, and wipe the vagina from front to back after each bowel movement. Sanitary pants should be washed every day. It is recommended not to wear synthetic underwear or other people’s underwear and swimsuits, etc. It is recommended to avoid the toilet when using a public toilet. Of course, being overly careful about hygiene can also damage one's own defense system.