Leucorrhea has a strong smell and you can smell it yourself

Leucorrhea is a normal secretion from the female vagina, but when the leucorrhea has an odor, it means that the woman has certain gynecological problems. The severity of gynecological problems varies, so they can be judged by the nature of the leucorrhea. Some women have a strong odor in their leucorrhea, in which case a routine leucorrhea examination is generally required for diagnosis. So why is it that the smell of leucorrhea is so strong that you can smell it?

1. If the leucorrhea has an odor or foul smell, it is generally related to gynecological inflammation. It may be caused by vaginitis or cervicitis. You need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination. If necessary, you need to take the secretions for testing to confirm the type of bacterial infection, and then give drug treatment based on the examination results. Pay attention to personal hygiene, eat less raw, cold and spicy food, exercise more and improve your physical fitness. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination. If the vaginitis is caused by anaerobic infection, Trichomonas infection or Haemophilus vaginalis infection, the leucorrhea is often accompanied by a fishy smell.

2. The leucorrhea has a fishy smell. This symptom is mostly caused by vaginitis caused by Haemophilus vaginalis, which makes the secreted leucorrhea have a special fishy smell. Fishy odor of vaginal discharge is a typical symptom of bacterial vaginosis in women. Bacterial vaginosis refers to a disease caused by the massive reproduction of multiple pathogenic bacteria in the vagina, which mainly leads to vaginal ecological imbalance, thus putting the vagina in a pathological state. At the same time, the fishy smell of leucorrhea is also accompanied by symptoms such as vaginal burning, pain, itching, and vulvar moisture.

3. The most common cause of increased vaginal discharge with odor is vaginitis. If it is accompanied by yellow leucorrhea and vulvar itching. It could be Trichomonas vaginitis or bacterial vaginitis. If it is candidal vaginitis and combined with bacterial infection, the leucorrhea will also appear yellow and have an odor. Therefore, once abnormal leucorrhea occurs, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and have the leucorrhea tested to identify the pathogen of vaginitis. Carry out appropriate treatment, because the treatment methods and medications for various vaginitis are different.