What happens when leucorrhea becomes thick and paste-like?

Women’s physical health is a very important matter, because most women’s physical health is very fragile and their lives will be greatly affected by physiological problems. For example, abnormal leucorrhea is a problem that makes many women feel very embarrassed and causes great trouble to women’s lives. What happens when the leucorrhea becomes thick like a paste? Let’s take a look at the explanation below. I hope women can understand it.

Check whether it is caused by gynecological diseases such as vaginitis or cervicitis. Pay attention to local hygiene and cleanliness. If there is gynecological inflammation, it should be treated with medication in time. Also, pay attention to prohibiting sexual intercourse during treatment. You can take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally.

Abnormal leucorrhea is closely related to gynecological inflammation. If the leucorrhea is milky white and pasty, then you can consider whether the vagina is infected. Generally speaking, if you are infected with vaginitis, your leucorrhea will become milky white and paste-like, and if it is a general bacterial eye infection, you need to pay attention to your own cleanliness and hygiene.

Gynecological inflammation is generally related to personal habits. If women do not pay attention to their personal hygiene, often do not change their underwear, and privately use some detergents to clean the vulva, it will lead to vaginal bacterial imbalance and cause vaginal inflammation. Once you are infected with vaginitis, you need to pay more attention to your diet and it is best to eat a light diet. Don't eat too greasy food, change your bad habits and pay more attention to your personal hygiene.

If the symptoms are more obvious, and the leucorrhea thickens into a paste and is accompanied by a foul odor, then you need to go to a gynecological hospital to find out the condition and prescribe the right medicine. If the condition is more serious, it is recommended not to have sexual intercourse during treatment.