What to do if itchy leucorrhea is abnormal

Abnormal itching of leucorrhea is probably a problem that every woman has encountered. Such a private and difficult issue should be a concern for every woman. But how do we solve this situation? Today, let’s take this question and take a serious look at the experts’ answers!

Abnormal leucorrhea accompanied by vulvar itching should lead to the possibility of fungal or Trichomonas infection. These two types of inflammation are the most common types of vaginitis and also have the highest incidence rate. In addition, the possibility of cervical diseases cannot be ruled out, such as cervicitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, etc., and abnormal leucorrhea and vulvar itching symptoms may also appear clinically. Abnormal leucorrhea refers to abnormal changes in the color, quantity, quality, and taste of leucorrhea; while vulvar itching is mostly caused by unclean hygiene habits, bacterial infection or skin diseases. So, why is abnormal leucorrhea accompanied by vulvar itching? Abnormal leucorrhea accompanied by vulvar itching should consider the possibility of fungal or Trichomonas infection. These two types of inflammation are the most common types of vaginitis and also have the highest incidence rate of vaginitis.

In addition, the possibility of cervical diseases cannot be ruled out, such as cervicitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, etc., and abnormal leucorrhea and vulvar itching symptoms may also appear clinically. According to a gynecologist at Lanzhou Shiguang Anrui Women's and Children's Hospital, many women experience sudden vulvar itching and abnormal leucorrhea, accompanied by vulvar pain and even pain during sexual intercourse. In fact, this is all caused by vaginitis (common vaginitis includes bacterial vaginosis, Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis), which seriously affects the quality of life.

When summer comes, many women become restless due to vulvar itching and abnormal increase of leucorrhea (in the form of tofu dregs or curds). Some even experience vulvar pain, burning sensation, urination and pain during sexual intercourse, which seriously affect their quality of life.

Many women have experienced sudden vulvar itching, abnormal increase in leucorrhea (in the form of tofu dregs or curds), and even vulvar pain, burning sensation, and pain during urination and sexual intercourse. Don’t worry, it’s the Candida deep in the vagina that’s causing the vulvovaginal candidiasis!

Why do I get vaginitis?

In fact, almost everyone has Candida in their body, and it generally does not cause any harm to the body. However, when the natural environment in the vagina changes due to various pressures from different external conditions, Candida albicans will increase abnormally and cause vaginitis. In fact, vulvovaginal candidiasis is a very common gynecological disease. 75% of women will suffer from this disease at least once in their lifetime. As long as it is correctly diagnosed and treated in time, they can recover soon.

I don’t know if the knowledge about itchy and abnormal leucorrhea introduced to you today can help you, but every woman needs to pay attention to her body changes, as well as the color and smell of her leucorrhea, because these are the weather vane indicators of her health. If your leucorrhea is abnormal for a long time, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible