What is the cause of the leucorrhea with odor and blood?

Leucorrhea is a concern for many female friends. Once there are any changes in their bodies, they will find that the leucorrhea reflects it clearly. So what is the reason for the odor in leucorrhea? Some women will find that not only is there an odor, but there is even some blood in the leucorrhea. What is going on? What treatment method is needed? The following is a brief introduction to this issue.

Leucorrhea is a kind of secretion from the cervical glands, Bartholin's glands and the vaginal mucosa of women. It is a white liquid that flows out of the vagina and is usually sticky. Leucorrhea actually contains some antibodies, as well as lactobacillus and lysozyme, so it can inhibit bacterial growth to a certain extent. Generally speaking, during the middle of the menstrual period, the amount of mid-band discharge will increase, and the color during that period is relatively thin and transparent; after ovulation, the amount will be relatively less, and the color will be relatively turbid and a bit sticky.

Vulvar itching is related to vulvitis, vaginitis, etc., and is also related to liver fire, dampness and heat in traditional Chinese medicine. It can be treated with local external washing or application of Cleansing Wash, or with fumigation and washing with Chinese herbal medicine decoction, which has the best effect. Such as 30 grams each of Cnidium monnieri, Sophora flavescens, and alum, and 15 grams each of Artemisia argyi, Zanthoxylum bungeanum, and Phellodendron amurense. Decoction and fumigation. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, greasy food, alcohol, seafood, fishy and irritating foods, keep bowel movements smooth, and keep your mood happy.

If there is blood in the leucorrhea, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the condition of the leucorrhea and cervix. It may also be vaginitis. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check the leucorrhea after the menstruation is over. At the same time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and then symptomatic treatment, pay attention to personal hygiene and change underwear frequently.

Here is a reminder that you must avoid doing routine checkups during the menstrual period. It is best to check within 3-5 days after your period. Medication and lotion should only be used for treatment after obtaining medical advice. You should also avoid using cleaning liquid frequently to avoid bacterial imbalance and causing more unnecessary trouble.