Why is the vaginal discharge abnormally sticky?

Every normal woman has leucorrhea, which can reflect a woman's physical health, mainly the health of her vulva, which is the so-called gynecological inflammation. It can be seen from the symptoms of leucorrhea. If the leucorrhea has an abnormal color, has a peculiar smell or is sticky, it must be gynecological inflammation. Today we will mainly talk about the problem of abnormal and sticky leucorrhea. Let's read on.

Reasons for thick leucorrhea:

Exogenous infection and thick leucorrhea should be considered to be caused by sexual intercourse. When a woman has sexual intercourse with a man, if the man's foreskin is too long or the woman has unclean sex, it may cause reproductive tract infection. Thick leucorrhea is likely caused by reproductive tract infection. Yellow and sticky leucorrhea is mostly caused by vaginitis, and women with vaginitis are often caused by their sexual partners having too long foreskin. Unhygienic sexual life can lead to reproductive tract infection. If your leucorrhea is yellow and sticky, you should be aware that it is caused by unclean sexual life.

Endogenous infection. Endogenous infection refers to the situation in which, under normal circumstances, the microorganisms present in the reproductive tract overgrow due to the influence of certain factors, disrupting the original balance of the bacterial flora and thus causing symptoms of infection. Common candidal vaginitis and bacterial vaginitis belong to this type of infection.

Caused by gynecological inflammation. Normal leucorrhea is white, flocculent, highly viscous, does not adhere to the vaginal wall, and has no fishy odor. Abnormal leucorrhea, such as increased amount of leucorrhea, changes in its appearance and viscosity, and a fishy odor, reveal the presence of vaginitis. Common clinical vaginitis include Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, nonspecific vaginitis, and senile vaginitis. Their common clinical characteristics are abnormal leucorrhea and vulvar itching, burning pain, and pain during sexual intercourse.

If you find that your leucorrhea is thick, then the patient must go to the hospital for a leucorrhea examination in time to see what causes the thick leucorrhea, and then treat it symptomatically. The vagina is connected to the uterus, and gynecological inflammation can easily cause infertility if it is delayed for a long time. It must be discovered and treated in time and cannot be delayed or ignored. It will cause great harm to women's bodies and can accelerate women's aging.