Vulvar itching and leucorrhea are normal. What's going on?

If a woman has abnormal leucorrhea, she must seek timely treatment. Otherwise, the leucorrhea problem will be serious and have a great impact on her health. Moreover, the treatment will be complicated when the leucorrhea problem is serious. The common method of treating leucorrhea is medication. The medication is very effective in alleviating such problems. But what is normal for vulvar itching and leucorrhea? Many people are not clear about this. Let us introduce it in detail below.

What is normal for vulvar itching and leucorrhea?

How vulvar and vaginitis are caused: the vulva, vagina, urethra, anus and other places are close to each other, which is a bacterial environment. For women in their childbearing period or those who have frequent sexual life, the possibility of getting sick is increased. Of course, the possibility of bacterial infection during the examination and uterine cavity operation in the hospital cannot be ruled out.

Our reproductive system's resistance to the outside world: There are microorganisms in the vagina, which play an important role in maintaining the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina. At the same time, the inhibitory and even bactericidal effects of some microorganisms cannot be ignored. This is the self-purification effect of guidance. Therefore, the body still has a set of resistance systems for pathogens, but once this system is broken, the occurrence of vaginitis cannot be ruled out.

Types of vaginitis and general symptoms: There are roughly three types of vaginitis, according to the cause of the disease, namely, trichomonas, fungal, bacterial, atrophic and infantile. The latter two mainly occur in menopausal women and infants. Their main manifestations are vulvar itching, increased leucorrhea, etc. The specific analysis depends on the pathogen examination and other related examinations.

Regarding the question of whether vulvar itching but normal leucorrhea is vaginitis, we can only say that it is a manifestation of vaginitis. Patients usually do not have a professional understanding of whether leucorrhea is normal or not, so we cannot give a clear answer here, but we cannot rule out the possibility of nonspecific vulvitis and the possibility of developing into vaginitis.

After understanding why itchy vulva and leucorrhea are normal, when improving itchy vulva and leucorrhea, you must follow the doctor's advice. Moreover, in the process of relieving itchy vulva and leucorrhea, you should choose simple foods in your diet and avoid eating some complex foods, which will not be of much help to you.