Cervicitis vaginal discharge

The causes of vaginal discharge in women include: vaginitis, uterine cavity diseases, cervical diseases, fallopian tube diseases, etc. Some female friends have vaginal discharge due to mild inflammation of the uterine wall after the insertion of an IUD. This condition usually subsides quickly and does not need to be addressed. If vaginal discharge is caused by inflammation or tumor in the uterine cavity or cervix, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment immediately.

Some female friends find that there is always water flowing in their vagina, and this liquid is usually in the form of cold water. Every time it's like turning on a faucet, some liquid will suddenly flow out, which will cause the underwear to be always wet and very uncomfortable. Vaginal discharge and vaginal discharge are different. Next, I will introduce to you the causes of vaginal discharge.

What causes vaginal discharge?

1. Vaginitis. If a woman suffers from vaginal candidiasis, vaginal discharge will occur, and yellowish, foam-like discharge will be secreted. If a woman suffers from candidal vaginitis, it will also cause vaginal discharge, and will secrete tofu-like leucorrhea or cheese-like discharge.

2. Uterine cavity diseases. If the uterine cavity has glandular hyperplasia or inflammation, or a tumor, there will also be symptoms of increased female secretions and continued vaginal bleeding. In addition, if the uterine wall becomes inflamed after a woman has had an IUD inserted or had an abortion, watery fluid may also appear.

3. Cervical diseases. Cervical inflammation and tumors are common diseases among women, both of which can produce secretions in the cervix, which may be odorless or have a foul smell. Vaginal discharge is closely related to the early and late stages of tumors. In the early stages of cervical cancer and uterine cancer, watery secretions will be discharged from the vagina, which is caused by the activity of cancer tissue. In the late stage, foul-smelling fluid will be discharged due to cancer tissue destruction and infection.

4. Fallopian tube disease. The classic symptom of fallopian tube disease is abnormal fluid discharge from the vagina. This is mainly because cervical adenocarcinoma causes the metabolic function of both fallopian tubes to increase, resulting in bilateral fallopian tube exudate. The discharged fluid is generally light yellow. Postmenopausal women are particularly prone to this condition.

There are many reasons for vaginal discharge. If there is inflammation or tumor in a woman's vagina, uterine cavity, cervix, bilateral fallopian tubes and other parts, vaginal discharge will occur. The color and state of the vaginal discharge are closely related to the severity of the disease. If the vaginal discharge has a foul odor, it usually indicates that the condition is very serious and you need to go to the hospital for treatment immediately.