Female vaginitis secretions that abnormal leukorrhea, which consists of mucus secretions secreted by the vaginal mucosa, white blood cells and mixed bacteria, etc. Different vaginitis secretions have different traits. Normal leukorrhea is white thin paste or egg white, sticky, small amount, there is no fishy odor, known as physiological leukorrhea.
1. Trichomonas vaginitis: the discharge is thin purulent, foamy, and has a bad odor. The yellowish-white purulent discharge is due to the large number of leukocytes, and if combined with other infections, it can be yellowish-green and foamy, and the odor is due to the anaerobic fermentation of carbohydrates by Trichomonas, which produces putrid gas.
2. Vulvovaginal pseudofilamentous yeast disease: the secretion is white and thick, curd-like or tofu slag-like. The budding spores or pseudohyphae of pseudohyphae can be found in the secretion.
3. Bacterial vaginosis: the discharge is thin with a fishy odor, which is caused by amines produced by anaerobic bacteria.
4. Atrophic vaginitis: the secretion is thin and yellowish, if the infection is serious, the secretion may be pus and blood.
Therefore, patients should pay more attention to the changes in vaginal secretions, if any abnormality in a timely manner to the regular hospital consultation and treatment, and strive for early recovery.