Why does the vagina smell bad?

Gynecological diseases always cause headaches for many women, especially when there is an unpleasant odor on their body. Many people are disgusted by this and it can easily hurt others. However, for some diseases, many people choose to endure it and not talk about it, especially when the vagina smells. So what is going on in this situation? Let me introduce the reasons to you below. I hope my introduction will be helpful to you.

If the amount of pathological leucorrhea increases for no apparent reason, or is accompanied by changes in color or odor, or has an unpleasant odor, you should be alert. Because changes in the shape of leucorrhea often indicate special conditions in the health of the female reproductive system. The main causes of leucorrhea with odor are bacterial and Trichomonas infection vaginitis.

Bacterial infection usually has no other symptoms except that the vaginal discharge has a strange smell, a fishy odor, and a grayish white discharge. The discharge caused by Trichomonas infection is more pus-like and yellow and thick. However, the discharge caused by these two infections is sometimes very similar. The difference is that Trichomonas can also cause itching, pain during sexual intercourse, and may also cause painful urination. These symptoms are usually more severe after menstruation.

The typical leucorrhea of ​​candidal vaginitis is in the form of tofu dregs or curds, accompanied by extreme itching of the vulva, and the leucorrhea has an unpleasant odor! When the cervix is ​​eroded, the leucorrhea is usually yellow in color, sticky like mucus, and mostly odorless. There are streaks of blood in the leucorrhea, especially a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse, which is medically called contact bleeding. In mild cases, it may be cervical inflammation, while in severe cases, it may be an early clinical manifestation of the cervix.

Leucorrhea is a liquid that is secreted from the female reproductive tract and discharged through the vagina, which is beneficial to the human body. All healthy women have leucorrhea. Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea has no obvious odor. Once there is an obvious odor of leucorrhea, it should be taken seriously. There are many reasons for the odor of leucorrhea, mainly bacterial infection or gynecological inflammation such as vaginitis.

After reading the editor’s introduction, I believe you have a deeper understanding of this gynecological disease! If you have this situation, it is the right choice to go to the hospital for examination in time. Generally speaking, if gynecological diseases are not treated in time, they will only make the symptoms more serious, so it is best to take certain measures to keep them clean and hygienic, and change and wash underwear frequently.