Is vaginal dryness and less thick leucorrhea an inflammation?

The vagina is dry and the leucorrhea is less and more viscous. You should pay attention to this situation. There are many reasons for this symptom. It may be due to vaginitis. At this time, you should conduct routine leucorrhea examinations in time to understand the specific inflammation and carry out anti-inflammatory treatment in time. In daily life, we should also emphasize health care, pay attention to diet and health care, maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude, etc.

Considering that you have been infected with vaginitis, it is recommended that you have a routine examination of your leucorrhea to determine which type of vaginitis you have and then treat it symptomatically. Keep the vulva clean and dry. Avoid scratching, washing with hot water, and using soap. Use potassium permanganate solution for a sitz bath when infected. The underwear should be breathable and loose, and avoid alcohol and spicy or allergic foods.

1. If the amount of leucorrhea increases, such as rice-washing water or blood-like discharge with a foul odor, you should also be alert to malignant tumors of the reproductive organs.

2. When the amount of leucorrhea increases, is white in color, and is bean curd-like or curd-like, and is accompanied by vulvar itching, you may have vulvovaginal candidiasis, commonly known as candidal vaginitis.

3. The amount of leucorrhea increases and becomes milky or grayish white and watery, with a strong fishy or rancid odor. The odor is particularly strong during menstruation and sexual intercourse. This may be a sign of bacterial vaginitis.

4. The amount of leucorrhea increases, and the color is yellow-green or yellow-white, thin and foamy, or bloody or serous, with a fishy smell. At the same time, there is pain or itching in the vulva and vagina. You may have Trichomonas vaginitis.

5. Postmenopausal women may have increased leucorrhea that is watery, foamy, purulent, or bloody, or may also have vulvar itching, burning, or frequent or painful urination. This may be senile vaginitis.

6. The amount of leucorrhea increases and becomes purulent or mixed with blood, often accompanied by lower back pain and bloating in the lower abdomen. This may be a sign of acute cervicitis. Increased vaginal discharge accompanied by fever, lower abdominal pain, and pain during sexual intercourse may indicate pelvic inflammatory disease.

1. Maintain a calm mental state and avoid being overly excited, angry, or impatient.

2. Even if there is no discomfort, women who have sexual activities should have a comprehensive gynecological examination at least once a year.

3. Do not use sanitary pads on weekdays. Wash the vulva with clean water every night and change your underwear. The underwear should be washed separately.

4. Keep exercising, strengthen your physical fitness and improve your resistance to germs, maintain good sleep, eat a balanced diet and eat as many vitamin-rich foods as possible.

5. When choosing underwear, try to choose cotton underwear and avoid wearing nylon underwear, because cotton underwear can keep the genitals dry and ventilated.

6. Do not use various medicinal liquids to clean the vagina. Doing so will damage the internal environment of the vagina. Therefore, women should be careful not to use various vaginal washes indiscriminately.

In fact, many diseases can be prevented. The above introduces six methods to prevent abnormal leucorrhea. Female friends must read them carefully. At the same time, if you find abnormal leucorrhea, please go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid more serious diseases.