Patient's question:
Sometimes during cleaning, I feel the vaginal discharge is like creamy paste, with a strong odor, it drives me crazy! About the treatment history and effectiveness: I haven't treated this condition yet. What kind of help do I need: What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, normal female leukorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, sometimes viscous, but odorless. Normal female leukorrhea should be odorless. If leukorrhea has a strong odor, even a fishy smell, it is mostly related to gynecological inflammation, such as common conditions like vaginitis, urethritis, pelvic inflammation, and cervical erosion. A strong odor in female leukorrhea is usually a sign of a reproductive tract infection, generally more common in married women and is closely related to sexual activity; patients can make a rough judgment based on the color, odor, and consistency of leukorrhea. A strong odor in female leukorrhea could very likely be a sign of gynecological inflammation or tumors, so it is necessary to identify the cause as early as possible to ensure timely treatment and avoid the harm caused by the disease. Never use medication blindly without knowing the cause, as improper treatment may have the opposite effect.