Women often suffer from gynecological diseases, which are often detected through vaginal discharge. Normal vaginal discharge is sticky, colorless, and odorless. If the vaginal discharge is no longer in this situation, such as turning yellow or having a strange odor, it indicates that there is a problem that needs to be dealt with in a timely manner. What is the problem with thick and odorous vaginal discharge?
If the vaginal discharge is thick and has a strange odor, it should be considered as gynecological inflammation. In such cases, it is best to undergo routine vaginal discharge examination to identify the cause and provide targeted treatment. Abnormal vaginal discharge can cause significant harm to women, so timely treatment is necessary when problems arise.
When vaginal discharge is normal, it is colorless and odorless, like egg white. If vaginal discharge appears yellow, purulent, or has tofu residue, it may be caused by some pathological changes. Generally, these conditions are caused by inflammation. Conditions such as vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease can easily affect vaginal discharge.
In addition, female friends are reminded to pay attention to the cleanliness of the external genitalia, and to wash it with warm water every day. Do not use too much external washing solution for cleaning, as this can easily lead to an imbalance of acidity and alkalinity in the vagina, which is more likely to cause gynecological inflammation. It is best to change underwear every day, and choose pure cotton and breathable, loose underwear. Usually, one should eat less spicy food and maintain a relaxed mood.
