How can I reduce leucorrhea?

Many women usually do not have time to take care of their physical hygiene due to the pressure of work or study. When problems arise in their bodies, they are unaware of it and it is too late when they discover it. Women may experience an abnormal increase in vaginal discharge at certain times. What causes this? The editor has summarized it for everyone, would you like to take a look?

So, how do you distinguish between normal leucorrhea and pathological leucorrhea?

Generally, the focus is on observing the amount, color, properties, odor and accompanying symptoms of leucorrhea. If the amount of leucorrhea is not much, the color is milky white or egg white-like, and there is a slight fishy smell, but there is no discomfort, then it is normal leucorrhea. If the leucorrhea is excessive and becomes yellow, purulent, or even bloody, it is pathological.

If the leucorrhea is grayish yellow, foamy, and has a fishy smell, and is accompanied by vulvar itching, burning, pain and sexual intercourse pain, it is mostly trichomoniasis vaginitis; if the leucorrhea is grayish white, like tofu dregs or like curdled milk, and sometimes has a bad smell and is accompanied by vulvar itching and burning pain, it is mostly candidal vaginitis; if the leucorrhea is yellow and yellow-green, has a bad smell, like rice soup or pus, it is mostly caused by purulent bacterial infection, such as chronic cervicitis, vaginitis in the elderly and endometritis; if there is blood in the leucorrhea, the so-called bloody leucorrhea is more common in severe cervical erosion, cervical polyps, submucosal myomas, and cervical cancer; watery leucorrhea, that is, leucorrhea like thin water, sometimes like sorghum rice soup, it is mostly caused by cervical cancer, uterine body cancer, fallopian tube cancer, etc.

To sum up, there are many causes of pathological leucorrhea, and most of them are complex inflammations, nausea and tumors with some accompanying symptoms. Therefore, we recommend that you must conduct detailed tests on the leucorrhea and then carry out timely treatment after diagnosis. If the leucorrhea increases, it is most likely that it is an inflammatory infection of vaginitis or adnexitis.