What is the brown and sticky vaginal discharge?

Every woman should pay attention to the condition of her leucorrhea, because if the leucorrhea is abnormal, it may also mean that the female reproductive health is affected. Therefore, for female friends, we need to pay attention to it. When we observe abnormalities in leucorrhea, we must adopt the most scientific and effective treatment methods to reduce the impact of this problem. The following is an analysis of the reasons that cause leucorrhea to be brown and sticky.

There are 5 common abnormal leucorrhea: Colorless paste-like leucorrhea: The leucorrhea is sticky like paste, with large amount, and often stains the underwear. Except for lower back pain, the patient has no other symptoms. It is more common in chronic metritis. In addition, women who use more estrogen preparations may also experience this kind of leucorrhea. Bean-dreg-like leucorrhea: The amount of leucorrhea is large and shaped like bean dregs and is floc-like, often accompanied by vaginal itching. This type of leucorrhea is mostly caused by vaginal fungal infection or diabetes. Foamy leucorrhea: The leucorrhea is foamy and abundant, accompanied by itching of the vulva and vagina. If a vaginal leucorrhea smear test is done, active Trichomonas may be detected. This is caused by infection with Trichomonas due to taking a tub bath, pool bath or sitz bath in unclean bath water.

This disease is often caused by itching and scratching of the vaginal opening, which leads to purulent infection and the leucorrhea turns into yellow pus and foam. Purulent leucorrhea: Leucorrhea is yellow or green in color, and is often accompanied by symptoms such as general weakness and low fever. It is likely to be acute vaginitis or cervicitis. Purulence indicates bacterial infection, and you should seek medical attention immediately. Watery leucorrhea: Leucorrhea that is clear like water, often soaks the underwear, and has a foul odor is often a sign of fallopian tube tumors. If the leucorrhea is yellow and thick with an odor and there is itching of the vulva, vaginitis is likely to be the cause and the possibility of cervicitis cannot be ruled out. There are many pathogens that can cause infection, such as Trichomonas, fungi, and various bacteria. If it is convenient for you, it is recommended that you come to our hospital for a secretion examination to identify the pathogenic bacteria and provide symptomatic treatment.

After the above analysis, female friends should have a more comprehensive understanding of these common sense. In daily life, a woman should take better care of herself. If you find that your body has these conditions, you must take targeted solutions instead of blindly taking medicine.