Leucorrhea mostly in strips

Leucorrhea is also an important secretion in the female body. When there are any abnormal problems with leucorrhea, female friends need to pay special attention to it. Because most of the time only vaginal diseases or gynecological diseases can cause abnormal symptoms of leucorrhea. Normal female leucorrhea should be transparent and have no obvious odor. But what if a woman has a lot of leucorrhea in strips?

Normal leucorrhea is a viscous substance, white and translucent, like egg white, with no odor and no irritation. If the leucorrhea is in strips and is accompanied by other discomforts, it is mostly considered to be caused by gynecological inflammation. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible, identify the cause based on the results of the examination, and provide symptomatic treatment.

If the patient has leucorrhea in the form of strips, it may be vaginitis, vulvitis or cervicitis. In this case, you need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for routine leucorrhea examinations and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Patients must always pay attention to keeping the vulva clean, wash the vulva with clean water, change sanitary pads and sanitary napkins in time during menstruation, avoid having sex during treatment to avoid cross infection, and use sensitive drugs for treatment after the infection is confirmed.

If the leucorrhea is in strips, it means that it is thick and may be tough. If it is accompanied by vulvar itching, abnormal leucorrhea color, abdominal pain and other symptoms, there is a possibility of inflammatory infection, common bacteria, fungi, Trichomonas and other pathogens infection. It is recommended to check the routine leucorrhea, leucorrhea bacterial culture and colposcopy to clarify the cause and location of the infection, and use sensitive antibiotics for treatment. In addition, the leucorrhea is more during the ovulation period of women, but the leucorrhea is generally thinner, and physiological leucorrhea during ovulation is not ruled out.