What is the discharge of gynecological gel

For ladies, it is very important to protect your own health and pay attention to the care of private parts, because many people have gynecological inflammation problems. After getting gynecological inflammation, if it is not treated in time, it may become more serious, causing itching, pain, burning sensation, and abnormal secretions, which will have a great impact on our daily life. Many people use some antibacterial gels when treating gynecological diseases. By applying antibacterial gels to the female vulva, the symptoms of gynecological inflammation can be improved. Many people will excrete something after using antibacterial gel, so what exactly is this? Today we all analyze this problem together.

Discharge of female secretions

After using the antibacterial gel, the shapes of the secretions from different people are different. Some people excrete less amount of secretions in the form of mucus or colored liquid, which may be some fluid secreted from the vagina, while some people's secretions may appear like leucorrhea, which is a phenomenon caused by the reaction between the medicine and the secretions in the vagina. It usually has a strong odor and contains a lot of bacteria. After being discharged, it is very helpful for the recovery of gynecological inflammation.

Necrotic tissue

Some people may find that there are some small pieces or rotten skin-like things in the excreted substances after using antibacterial gel, which makes them feel very anxious. In fact, we all need to relax our mentality, because this may be necrotic tissue that is discharged. Some gynecological inflammations can cause cervical erosion or necrosis of other parts of the cervix. The use of antibacterial gel can promote the shedding of these necrotic tissues and promote the repair and growth of tissues. Therefore, when these rotten skins are discharged, we don’t need to be too anxious.

Usually after we use the antibacterial gel, more things will be discharged. There will be more ingredients in these discharged things, such as some mucus, drug sediment, and of course some necrotic tissue. These are all normal conditions and are necessary steps in the recovery process of gynecological inflammation.