White particles in vaginal discharge

When there is any problem with leucorrhea, it must attract the attention of female friends, because the problem of leucorrhea largely reflects the health of a woman's reproductive system. Moreover, every woman has certain gynecological problems to a greater or lesser extent, and these gynecological problems are often reflected in the woman's leucorrhea. So what is the reason if a woman has small white particles in her leucorrhea?

Mold is also called Candida.

Leucorrhea that looks like tofu dregs is a typical fungal infection.

Candidal vaginitis is a common vaginal inflammation in gynecology, which is classified as "vaginal itch" in traditional Chinese medicine. The disease is prone to relapse. The cause of candidal vaginitis is the increase of glycogen in the vagina, the increase of acidity, and the proliferation of Candida albicans in the fungus.

Common treatments include

1: First apply or clean the affected area with 0.1% chlorhexidine solution, and then use cream or ointment containing imidazole drugs. Oral administration of chlorhexidine is also effective.

2: Severe systemic or visceral infections should be combined with external treatment, such as oral itraconazole or intravenous fluconazole, plus external medications.

Don't be afraid, mold is nothing serious. To put it bluntly, it is the same type of fungus that infects athlete's foot. As long as the treatment for athlete's foot is effective, the treatment will be effective.

Usually, pay attention to not washing socks and underwear together, and use boiling water to scald used underwear. Do not dry the washed items, but expose them to the sun. To put it simply, mold is the same type of bacteria that infects athlete's foot. Be careful and it won't relapse.