What should I do if I notice discharge or pus near the vagina?
The vagina is a private part of women, and this area is prone to pathological changes, including vaginitis, vulvitis, urethritis, etc. Among them, the condition of pus discharge near the vagina is very common, mainly related to mycotic vaginitis. Pus discharge near the vagina indicates that the vagina is infected with mold and trichomonas, which is a kind of multiple vaginitis. When the body's resistance decreases, bacteria proliferate rapidly, leading to aggravation of inflammation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for secretion and B-ultrasound examination for targeted treatment.
Diseases such as trichomonal vaginitis, monilial vaginitis, and bacterial vaginosis may lead to vaginal discharge. Due to similar symptoms and different development of related diseases, it is necessary to go to the hospital for timely examination of secretions, B-ultrasound, and other tests to clarify the disease. Vaginitis usually causes vaginal discharge, which is due to a lack of attention to hygiene in daily life, having a history of unclean sexual intercourse, or having sex with multiple sexual partners. It is important to maintain personal hygiene and avoid wearing non-breathable underwear.
1. Pay attention to the hygiene of private parts: Vaginal discharge has a great impact on women, and both bacterial vaginitis and mycotic vaginitis should be prevented. Pay attention to the hygiene of the private parts in daily life. Good hygiene and regular cleaning of the external genitalia can prevent the occurrence of diseases and is the key to preventing this condition.
2. Reasonable control of sexual life: Women should not have frequent sexual activity in life. Reasonable arrangement of sexual activity can prevent vaginitis and reduce the condition of vaginal discharge. Excessive frequent sexual activity increases the risk of mechanical damage to the female vagina, allowing some pathogens to take advantage of the situation, making women more susceptible to vaginitis and resulting in vaginal discharge.
