Vaginal symptoms, besides leukorrhea abnormalities, include vaginal dryness, foreign bodies in the vagina, painful intercourse, and abnormal bleeding in the vagina, while the majority of intravaginal symptoms require prompt medical attention. Abnormal leucorrhea includes changes in the amount, color, quality and taste of leucorrhea or irritation, which is often caused by vaginitis, but may also be cervicitis, endometritis, or other conditions; intravaginal foreign body can be vaginal tumor, uterine prolapse, or vaginal wall bulge, in addition to foreign body, which are all kinds of intravaginal foreign body; painful intercourse may occur occasionally, but it should be to the extent that it does not affect normal sexual life, if painful intercourse Abnormal bleeding in the vagina refers to bleeding other than normal menstruation, which may come from the uterus, the vagina or the cervix.