Thick vaginal discharge and lower abdominal pain are inflammation

Thick leucorrhea and lower abdominal pain are symptoms of gynecological inflammation. Abnormal leucorrhea is the most common symptom in women, but there are many reasons for abnormal leucorrhea, such as vaginitis, cervical erosion, wearing an intrauterine device, etc. It may also be due to decreased body resistance and bacterial invasion, causing abnormal leucorrhea. Thick leucorrhea and lower abdominal pain are symptoms of gynecological inflammation.

Yellow leucorrhea: If the leucorrhea is yellow, you should be alert to the possibility of cervical erosion. The main symptoms of female cervical disease are increased vaginal discharge and yellow vaginal discharge, which can be divided into mild, moderate and severe levels. Contact vaginal bleeding may also occur.

Yellow-green leucorrhea: Yellow-green leucorrhea is a typical manifestation of Trichomonas vaginitis, which is the most common type of vaginitis. It may also appear foamy or have an odor.

Bloody leucorrhea: There are many reasons for bloody leucorrhea. In addition to physiological ovulation bleeding, this is also the most common clinical manifestation of cervical disease: such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, cervicitis, etc.

Women must remember that if they find that the color of their leucorrhea is abnormal, they must not take it lightly and should go to the hospital as soon as possible to do a routine leucorrhea examination. Because gynecological inflammation can easily recur, we must detect and treat it early. The milder the inflammation, the easier it is to treat and the less likely it is to relapse. Leucorrhea is a private matter, so others can’t help you. You can only pay more attention to it yourself.