Tofu dregs leucorrhea pictures

Normal leucorrhea is milky white and sticky or egg white-like, thick and without fishy odor, and in small amounts, which is called physiological secretion. If the amount of secretions increases significantly and the characteristics change, it is called physiological secretions. The secretions of adult women have no color or smell, but the secretions of many women have a slight smell or color, especially married women are prone to such problems.

What is tofu-dregs leucorrhea?

Tofu-like leucorrhea, of course, looks like tofu-like leucorrhea. Later, the secretions appeared milky white, thick, and in small pieces. The secretions may also appear yellow, which is very easy to distinguish. This type of situation is usually caused by Candida albicans infection or fungal infection. Candidal vaginitis often causes leucorrhea-like discharge.

Candidal vaginitis is the key cause of leucorrhea-like discharge. The prevalence of candidal vaginitis is very high. Its prevalence among women is second only to candidal vaginitis. Women of every age group may develop candidal vaginitis, and candidal vaginitis is very contagious.

A key feature of candidal vaginitis is abnormal secretion. The discharge appears white and has a tofu-like texture or is watery. If the condition of candidal vaginitis is serious, there may be burning pain in the vagina during urination, and the vaginal mucosa may also swell.

Vaginitis can cause women to feel uneasy and very painful, seriously affecting their normal daily life and work. If a pregnant woman is infected with candidal vaginitis, the newborn is likely to be infected when it is born.

Why is the secretion in the form of tofu dregs?

Tofu-like leucorrhea is a leucorrhea symptom unique to candidal vaginitis, that is, the secretions discharged appear like tofu-like leucorrhea, with a milky white color and small lumps in nature. Since most of this type of secretion is thick and yellow, it is easy to distinguish from other leucorrhea symptoms. Tofu-like leucorrhea is a characteristic of candidal vaginitis, but it is generally not easy to be discharged, and most of it remains in the female vagina.

Women suffering from this disease can see that the female vulva and female vaginal wall are often covered with a layer of white film-like substance. If this layer of white film-like substance is removed, the swollen mucosa surface will be exposed, which is easy to be infected by fungi and cause illness. In addition, it is often accompanied by vulvar itching and burning pain. Especially diabetics and pregnant women should be more alert to the appearance of leucorrhea-like discharge, because pregnant women and diabetics have weaker physical constitution, decreased immunity, and are more susceptible to fungal infection and disease.