What gynecological diseases can cause vaginal discharge?

Female friends should know that the normal color of women's leucorrhea is colorless and odorless, but there will be many female friends who ignore this and will feel that abnormal leucorrhea is not a big problem.So what are the gynecological diseases that cause abnormal vaginal discharge?

1. Abnormal vaginal discharge suffers from gynecological diseases

1. Bacterial female genitalitis

Bacterial female genitis is the main cause of pathological vaginal discharge in women, accounting for about 50% of the increase in vaginal discharge caused by inflammation of female vaginal parts. When the acidic environment of a woman's private parts changes, and the number of lactobacilli that normally exist decreases or disappears, anaerobic bacteria multiply, causing symptoms to occur. Bacterial female genitis has a peculiar fishy odor in vaginal discharge, and the smell is worse after intercourse. The color is mainly gray-white or gray-yellow, which is thinner and more uniform.

2. Trichomonas female genitalitis

If the vaginal discharge is yellow or yellowish-green, thin, foamy purulent and accompanied by unbearable itching of the vulva and female genitals, trichomoniasis is very likely. Trichomonas genitis is a sexual transmission of sexual contact, and sexual contact is one of the most important routes of infection. Laboratory tests of vaginal discharge in women confirm the diagnosis.

3. Fungal female genitis is indicated

Once the leucorrhoea does not appear too much, it appears as a thick white paste or curd, and the white membrane can also be found in the female vagina and the external mouth. If you peel off the white coat and you can see a rough red erosion surface, then you need to be on the lookout for fungal female genititis. Fungal female genitis is usually inflammation of the female genitals caused by Candida albicans, and laboratory tests can help confirm the diagnosis.

3. Gonococcal female genitis is indicated

Gonorrhea is mainly transmitted through sexual contact and is transmitted to women, resulting in gonococcal female genititis.In patients with gonococcal genitis infection, a large amount of purulent discharge can be seen in the female genitals when the urethra, paraurethral glands, or Bartholin's glands are squeezed, and microscopic examination can help confirm the diagnosis.

4. ChronicCervicitisorCervical erosion

Chronic cervicitisorCervical erosionStrictly speaking, although it does not belong to the female genitalitis, butCervicitisor cervical erosion often leads to increased cervical discharge. When it comes out of a woman's private parts, it is often mistaken for an increase in vaginal discharge and she goes to the hospital for consultation and treatment. In fact, about one-quarter of women who go to the hospital for consultation because of "increased vaginal discharge" are cervicitis.

5. Foreign body irritating leucorrhoea

Placement of a pessary in the female private parts, the use of tampons, and the postpartum or female private parts surgery to leave gauze or other objects in the female private parts can block the exit of the female private parts, which can cause the vaginal discharge to become inflamed and even foul smell. Purulent leucorrhoea can also occur due to necrosis at the ligature end of surgical sutures, which can only be improved after the necrotic tissue has completely fallen off.

6. Neoplastic leucorrhoea

Red, blood-streaked vaginal discharge with a foul odor is often caused by a malignant tumor in the uterus. Such as common cervical cancer.

7. Other circumstances

If there is a sinus tract between the female genitals and the urethra or rectum, both urine and feces can stimulate inflammation of the female private parts, resulting in increased secretions.

2. How to prevent abnormal vaginal discharge

1. Pay attention to sexual hygiene

The prevention and treatment of abnormal vaginal discharge should first abstain from sexual intercourse, and both men and women should pay attention to sexual hygiene, especially the hygiene of menstruation, pregnancy and puerperium, and keep women's private parts clean.

2. Regular inspection

Women should have regular check-ups even if they don't feel any discomfort, and it's best to have a comprehensive gynecological check-up at least once a year.

3. Take medication under the guidance of a doctor

Abnormal vaginal discharge must be used under the guidance of a doctor, and if the medication is not correct, it may aggravate the condition. Treatment should be continued to prevent recurrence. Seek medical attention promptly, and if there is any case of increased vaginal discharge or other discomfort, go to the hospital immediately.

4. Do not use sanitary pads on weekdays

Some female friends are worried that the white belt will stain their underwear or they are too lazy to wash their underwear, so they always use sanitary pads on weekdays, which is not advisable.If it is not a menstrual period, try not to use sanitary pads, wash your vulva with water every night, and change your underwear. In addition, do not use various liquids to clean the female private parts, which will destroy the internal environment of the female private parts and cause female genitalitis.

5. Ensure nutrition

Exercise consistently, enhance physical fitness, get enough sleep, eat a reasonable and balanced diet, and eat more vitamin-rich foods.

Once you have the above symptoms or other abnormal conditions, you must be vigilant and consult a doctor in time to avoid delaying treatment.