What is the disease of tofu-like secretion?

Discharge is a positive or negative sign of female reproductive health. The color and characteristics of the discharge can be used to check the health of a woman's reproductive organs. However, some women's discharge is not transparent, but looks like tofu-like discharge. What disease does a woman's discharge that looks like tofu-like discharge cause? This question has always been something that many women want to know. The phenomenon of leucorrhea with discharge like tofu dregs has always puzzled most women and affected their normal life. Because they are not familiar with such a situation, they usually don't care. So what disease is it that causes leucorrhea that looks like tofu dregs?

1. The color, smell and characteristics of leucorrhea can reflect the health of male reproductive organs to a certain extent. Some women find that leucorrhea with curd residue appears, which is a common clinical abnormality. Generally, the secretions will be in lumps and appear like tofu-like leucorrhea, which is generally a common symptom of candidal vaginitis. Of course, it cannot be ruled out that there are other gynecological diseases. Therefore, if you encounter leucorrhea, you need to go to the hospital for examination immediately. The doctor will obtain the female vaginal secretions for chemical testing to understand the cause.

2. If candidal vaginitis is diagnosed according to the test results, some targeted treatments should be given, such as using clotrimazole tablets or mycophenolate mofetil suppositories under the guidance of a doctor. The therapeutic effects of these drugs are relatively good. Candidal vaginitis is prone to recurring, so women who have had this disease before and now have symptoms of vaginal discharge and discharge should also be alert to these conditions. If they occur again, it is recommended that they eat less sweet foods in their daily lives and use medications in a standardized manner, following a sufficient treatment process.

3. Leucorrhea may be caused by candidal vaginitis. In this case, you should persist in using symptomatic drugs under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, you should do a good job of local hygiene and clean the vulva in the morning and at night during the use of the medicine. If vaginal suppositories are used, underwear needs to be changed regularly, otherwise persistent infection is likely to occur.

Discharge like leucorrhea is an abnormal manifestation, which may be candidal vaginitis. We need to actively find out the cause and choose scientific methods to treat it.