Vaginal itching before menstruation is usually indicative of inflammation. Normally the discharge increases slightly before, after and during ovulation, influenced by the hormone levels in the body. This condition usually has no prick and no itching is normal. If there is itching and odor, it usually indicates vaginal inflammation. A discharge of bean curd-like or curd-like discharge with itching and odor is generally suggestive of mycosis fungoides. You can wash it with gynecological cleansing or soda water, and then use Dacrynin and Clotrimazole plugs topically, and then take Clotrimazole tablets orally or apply them topically. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The yellow, sticky and thick leucorrhea is considered a bacterial infection and can be treated with topical application of Povidon, cleaning with Gynecare and oral treatment with Gynecare. The vaginal itch before menstruation is generally indicative of inflammation, so be sure to go to the hospital to do a laboratory test of the secretions to see what bacterial infection, and then treat the symptoms.