Some female friends may find that their vaginal discharge has abnormalities, such as a strange odor, color changes, and a tofu like appearance, which is likely to be caused by gynecological diseases. They should go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner, otherwise the disease will worsen and cause greater harm to the human body. So, will vaginal discharge and tofu residue prevent menstruation?
Female vaginal discharge appears as tofu residue and usually does not have symptoms of missed menstruation. Normal vaginal discharge is colorless, odorless, and transparent. If it turns into tofu residue, it is usually caused by fungal vaginitis, and timely treatment is necessary to avoid other gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease.
If there is still a lack of menstruation when the vaginal discharge is in the form of tofu residue, it indicates that women have vaginal inflammation and menstrual irregularities. In addition, when women experience intrauterine adhesions, they may also experience difficulty in menstruating, which is usually caused by miscarriage or curettage surgery, and is usually treated with surgical methods.
Candida albicans can exist in the female reproductive tract, which generally does not cause diseases. However, when a woman's immune system is low, she may experience Candida albicans infection, which can lead to fungal vaginitis. Its typical symptoms are a tofu like white discharge accompanied by a strong itching sensation.
