No pain, no itching, and a bad smell in the lower body

What disease is it if the discharge has an odor but does not hurt or itch? There are three types of discharge that has a peculiar smell but does not cause pain or itching: fishy smell, fishy smell, and rancid smell. Discharge with odor but no pain or itching is mostly caused by symptoms. If the discharge has a fishy or fishy smell, it is likely caused by vaginitis. If the discharge has a foul smell, the condition is relatively serious and is mostly caused by uterine fibroids, cervical erosion and other diseases. The key reasons why the discharge has a strange smell but does not hurt or itch are:

1. The secretion has a fishy smell: This type of disease is mostly caused by vaginitis caused by Haemophilus influenzae in the vagina, which makes the secretions excreted have a unique fishy smell. Fishy smell in discharge is a typical manifestation of female bacterial vaginitis. Bacterial vaginitis refers to a disease caused by the massive reproduction of various pathogens in the female vagina, which mainly causes the ecological imbalance in the vagina, thus putting the vagina in a pathological state. In addition, the fishy smell of the secretions is accompanied by symptoms such as vaginal burning, pain, itching, and vulvar moisture.

2. The discharge has a fishy odor: If it is caused by vaginitis caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection, Candida infection or vaginal Haemophilus infection, the discharge is often accompanied by a fishy odor. The treatment of abnormal leucorrhea caused by candidal vaginitis is to use medication. After the first course of treatment, you can go to the hospital to check the condition of Trichomonas. If it is not completely eliminated, use another course of treatment to try to kill Trichomonas. Otherwise, you will need to avoid repeated infection afterwards.

3. The secretions have a foul smell: The secretions have a foul smell, which is often caused by serious infections or tumors in the reproductive system, such as cervical erosion, malignant tumors, endometritis, etc. Especially for middle-aged women, if there is a foul-smelling discharge and the color is bright red, it is often a sign of malignant tumor.