Patient's question:
Medical Description: Bleeding occurred during sexual intercourse in March 2010.Treatment history and effectiveness: Medication was used, and the effect was good. No bleeding anymore.
What help is needed: What is the reason for the milky, paste-like vaginal discharge?
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Leukorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, with a slightly fishy smell or no odor. Its secretion volume and texture are influenced by the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body, exhibiting cyclical changes in quantity (more or less) and consistency (thinner or thicker) throughout the menstrual cycle.Your leukorrhea condition seems abnormal, and it's necessary to visit a gynecology department for a discharge test and a gynecological examination to check the intrauterine condition, as well as the health of the vagina and cervix, and to identify any signs of infection. The milky white, paste-like leukorrhea you described is likely caused by a Candida infection!
First, undergo an ultrasound examination of the vagina and a routine leukorrhea test. If necessary, you can try using a gynecological hygiene wash like "Fujianjie" externally.