What are the symptoms of trichomoniasis in women

Many women suffer from gynecological diseases. It is really troublesome to have gynecological diseases. Not only will it cause irregular menstruation and stomach pain, but it will also make people have a dull complexion and feel depressed. In severe cases, there will be a bad smell all over the body. Trichomoniasis is also a kind of gynecological disease. Its main sites of disease are the vaginal opening and vulva of women. People often feel unbearable itching, and their leucorrhea will increase. Here we will introduce to you the specific symptoms of trichomoniasis in women?

The main symptoms of female Trichomonas vaginitis are increased yellow-green foamy leucorrhea and vulvar itching. The leucorrhea is thin and has a fishy smell. If it is accompanied by bacterial infection, it will become pus-like leucorrhea with a foul odor. When the vaginal mucosa bleeds, it often appears red. The itching areas are mainly at the vaginal opening and vulva, and burning pain and pain during sexual intercourse are also common.

Yellow, bloody, itchy, tofu-dreg-like, or brown vaginal discharge are actually manifestations of vaginitis, which is mainly caused by vaginal infection with bacteria, fungi, etc. Because the vagina is full of wrinkles and crypts, all kinds of garbage that you would never expect will remain here, such as amniotic fluid garbage, lochia garbage, bacteria and mold left by unclean sexual life, the inner membrane that is not shed during menstruation, and garbage from the vagina's own metabolism, which will produce toxins over time. If the toxins are not removed in time, the disease will cause vaginitis, cervical erosion, etc., followed by yellow, bloody, itchy, tofu-like, and purulent leucorrhea. There will also be problems such as irritability, insomnia, endocrine disorders, and disharmony in the couple's life. In severe cases, it will affect fertility!

The vagina is an indispensable organ in the female reproductive system and urinary system, and the vagina has its own special physiological functions. Therefore, protecting the vagina and nipping vaginitis in the bud is the key to preventing all female diseases. To prevent and treat women's diseases, we must believe in science and never take medicine blindly. Early treatment will help you regain health sooner.

On average, about 4-5 days after a woman is infected with trichomoniasis, she will first feel a burning sensation in the affected area of ​​the vulva, followed by the development of groups of papules, which can be one cluster or multiple clusters, and then blisters will form. This is a more obvious symptom of trichomoniasis in women. After a few days, these blisters will develop into pustules. When the pustules rupture, erosions or shallow ulcers will form. The patient will feel pain at this time. Finally, the diseased area will form a scab and heal itself. The course of trichomoniasis in women is about two to three weeks.

Symptoms of trichomoniasis in women are often seen on the labia majora and labia minora, clitoris, mons pubis, cervix, and sometimes also at the urethral opening. Symptoms of trichomoniasis in women are often accompanied by general discomfort, low fever, headache and other systemic symptoms, and local lymph node enlargement. Moreover, this disease often recurs. The symptoms of recurrent trichomoniasis are milder than those of the primary case, the damage is less, and there are often no systemic symptoms. Homosexuals may develop anorectal HSV-2 infection, the incidence of which is second only to anorectal inflammation caused by gonococci. The clinical manifestations are anorectal pain, constipation, increased secretions and tenesmus, and there may be trichomoniasis ulcers around the anus. Sigmoidoscopy often shows congestion, bleeding and small ulcers in the lower rectal mucosa.