Normal vaginal discharge is thin, but abnormal vaginal discharge can be caused by dysbiosis of the vaginal flora due to pathogenic factors. If the vaginal discharge becomes thick and sticky, you should be alert to the possibility of vaginal inflammation. Vaginal inflammation can lead to abnormal growth of certain pathogenic bacteria in the vagina and cause disease. There are different types of vaginal inflammation and different types of vaginal inflammation are treated differently. It is important to identify the type of vaginal inflammation. It is recommended that the patient see a local hospital for routine laboratory tests of vaginal discharge to identify the type of vaginal inflammation. Most vaginal inflammatory diseases can be cured after treatment.