What is the reason for white flocs in leucorrhea?

Women must go to the hospital for a physical examination in advance during the pregnancy preparation period in order to adjust their bodies and prepare for conception. Many women find that there is a certain amount of white flocs in their leucorrhea during the examination, and the examination report says that the cleanliness level is 3, so many women suspect that they have some kind of disease. So, is the white flocculent matter in leucorrhea caused by disease?

Cleanliness level 3 means inflammation?

It is understood that general leucorrhea examination mainly includes: cleanliness, gonococci, Trichomonas, fungi, clue cells, etc. A cleanliness degree of 1-2 is considered normal, and 3 is considered inflammation. If the results of several other tests are positive, the cleanliness degree is generally 4. Doctors will generally judge whether it is vaginitis based on such results. Ye Dunmin said that the above statement is taught in medical textbooks, but in clinical practice, they will not easily make such a diagnosis. Therefore, in addition to inflammation, other factors can also cause the cleanliness of leucorrhea.

Mood, diet and sex life can also affect

For example, seasonal geographical environment will affect the cleanliness of leucorrhea. In spring and summer, the southern region is humid and hot, so the leucorrhea examination of adult women usually shows a cleanliness level of 3 degrees. In addition, Chinese medicine believes that leucorrhea, like menstruation, is related to mood and diet, which will affect the properties and texture of leucorrhea. Therefore, staying up late, irregular daily life, and eating fatty, sour, and sweet foods can also cause leucorrhea to be clear. In addition, just after the menstruation or before the menstruation, due to special physiological changes, the leucorrhea cannot be clear, and turbid leucorrhea can often be found to be clear 3 degrees. Women with active sexual lives often have a 3-degree change in cleanliness.

No symptoms can be considered normal

It is for the above reasons that although a routine leucorrhea examination with a cleanliness level of 3 can be considered to be within the range of inflammation, as long as there are no other uncomfortable symptoms (such as vaginal pain or itching, burning, frequent and painful urination, leucorrhea with bad odor, etc.) and no infectious pathogens are found (such as chlamydia, gonococci, etc.), it can be assumed to be normal and no treatment is required. However, if the cleanliness level is 3 and uncomfortable symptoms occur, treatment is required, but local medication can be used, unless there is a very special pathogen infection, oral antibiotics are needed.