What are the symptoms of vaginitis?

When many girls feel discomfort in their lower body, they always think that they may have vaginitis. After looking up information, they may go to the pharmacy to buy medicine without the doctor's advice. In fact, there are many different gynecological diseases that have such symptoms, so it is better to understand the inflammatory symptoms of vaginitis in detail before treatment.

When women suffer from vaginitis, the most typical symptoms are manifested on the vulva and leucorrhea. The vulva will feel itchy and burning, and the leucorrhea will increase in color and texture, which is different from the normal leucorrhea during the ovulation period. The pathogens are different, and the symptoms are also different. In addition, there may be a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen and vagina, and frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating may also occur.

Depending on the pathogenic bacteria, vaginitis is divided into many types, but the five most common types of vaginitis in women include candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, nonspecific vaginitis and senile vaginitis. Each type of vaginitis has its own different symptoms. For example, candidal vaginitis may have symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Trichomonas vaginitis may cause hematuria, and senile vaginitis may cause symptoms of vulvar dryness. The specific type of vaginitis can only be confirmed after examination in the hospital.

The treatment of vaginitis during pregnancy should be particularly cautious, and medication should be used under the guidance of a gynecologist. External medications can be used for local treatment according to the different types of vaginitis to prevent fetal malformations caused by medication. In addition, mold can infect the fetus in the birth canal, causing the newborn to suffer from a disease called "thrush". Therefore, pregnant women should treat vaginitis thoroughly to prevent fungi in the birth canal from invading the fetus during delivery.

After reading the editor's introduction, do you have a deeper understanding of the symptoms of vaginitis? So if you feel any pain, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination and then find out the cause of the disease. Develop a plan that suits you based on your physical condition. Don't just believe what you see on TV, as it may mislead you.