Normal vaginal discharge in women should be milky white or transparent, with a slight fishy or odorless odor. When vaginal discharge is abnormal, the situation will change. For example, some women observe their vaginal discharge and experience redness and a strange odor. So, what is the reason for the redness and odor of vaginal discharge?
1. Ovulation bleeding: The redness and odor of vaginal discharge can be caused by physiological reasons, such as ovulation bleeding, which is not common.
2. Cervical polyps: In addition to bleeding during ovulation, which can cause redness and odor in the vaginal discharge, there are also some pathological reasons that can lead to bleeding in the vaginal discharge, such as cervical polyps. There are generally no special symptoms, only women who come into contact with polyps after intense exercise or during sexual intercourse can cause bleeding, resulting in red discharge with blood.
3. Cervical erosion: The current incidence of cervical erosion is relatively high. When the condition is severe, there may be bleeding in the vaginal discharge, as well as symptoms such as itching, frequent urination, urgency, painful intercourse, and painful urination of the external genitalia. So it is important to pay attention, conduct a comprehensive examination, receive targeted treatment, and control the condition.
4. Vaginitis: Generally, redness and odor of vaginal discharge are more common in clinical practice of senile vaginitis, manifested as contact bleeding.
5. Uterine fibroids: If women suffer from uterine fibroids, they may also experience redness and odor in their vaginal discharge, as well as a feeling of sagging in the abdomen, and a lump can be felt when touched.
