What is white gelatinous discharge?

If there is white gelatinous discharge in the vagina, it means that the woman has been infected with gynecological diseases. The treatment of this situation is also very difficult, and it is easy to relapse. Healthy women's leucorrhea is colorless and odorless. If you do not pay attention to the hygiene of both parties during sexual life, the symptoms will be aggravated. So what is the white gelatinous discharge?

The patient will feel that his lower body is often itchy, which is likely due to candidal vaginitis, the most common type of vaginitis. Mold, also known as Candida albicans, is a saprophytic parasite that usually lives in human skin, mucous membranes, digestive tract, reproductive tract and other organs. When the body's resistance is reduced, it will cause disease, resulting in white curd-like leucorrhea and irritation of the vulva, which will cause unbearable itching. At the same time, abnormal leucorrhea will condense into lumps like tofu dregs on the underwear.

The vaginal opening, urethral opening, and anus of women are very close to each other, which makes it easy for bacteria in the dirt in this area to enter the vagina or urethra and cause infection of the urinary or reproductive system. If the underwear has poor permeability and moisture absorption, it will be detrimental to the metabolism of perineal tissues, making the vulva wet all day long. This warm and humid environment is very conducive to the growth and reproduction of 650 types of bacteria, including Trichomonas and Escherichia coli. The World Health Organization has issued a warning: 80% of women's gynecological diseases recur and are related to underwear! Here, experts remind female friends to choose underwear carefully!

What is the white gelatinous secretion? Normal adult women should have leucorrhea. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white, or colorless and transparent, sometimes sticky, and have no odor. Leucorrhea during adolescence is affected by estrogen and has periodic changes, that is, sometimes it increases and sometimes decreases. Leucorrhea during ovulation is bright and abundant in quantity. It generally becomes thin and stringy, colorless and odorless. At other times the amount is less.