5 signs in the private parts that indicate the onset of disease

　　The lower body is female disease Although the body sometimes sends signals of the arrival of disease, many women choose to ignore it, thus delaying the disease. Women must not ignore these symptoms.

　　1. Abnormal vaginal discharge

　　Many pathogenic bacterial infections can cause changes in leucorrhea. For example, Candida infection can cause leucorrhea to appear like bean dregs; gonorrhea patients have yellow-green leucorrhea, etc.

　　2. Itching and rash

　　If your vulva is red, swollen and itchy, you may be suffering from vulvar dermatitis, an allergic reaction that can be caused by anything from body wash to synthetic underwear.

　　Another itchy rash may be vulvar lichen sclerosus. A rash can also be a sign of herpes. If you or your partner has symptoms of herpes, don't have sex yet.

　　3. Odor

　　Normal leucorrhea is odorless. If you often have a fishy or sour smell, this is a sign of bacterial vaginosis (BV), which is usually worse after your period or after sex. In rare cases, tampons may cause odor, so remember to change tampons every 4 to 8 hours.

　　4. Burning sensation

　　If you have frequent urination, urgency, or painful urination, a bacterial urinary tract infection may be the culprit. In rare cases, a burning sensation in the vulva may occur, which may occur repeatedly Vaginitis disease, trauma or other problems.

　　5. Bleeding

　　endometrial cancer, cervical cancer、uterine fibroids、pelvic inflammatory disease、Ectopic pregnancy , and when there are signs of miscarriage, there will be some spotting or mild bleeding. In addition, menopause, hormonal imbalance, and incorrect use of birth control pills can also cause irregular uterine bleeding.

　　The method for women to self-examine their vulva can be summarized in three words, namely "look, smell and touch".

　　“"Looking", you can use a small mirror, place it under the vulva, move the mirror back and forth, left and right, and use the help of the mirror to observe your vulva. In addition, by observing the color, turbidity, and consistency of vaginal secretions, such as leucorrhea and menstrual blood, you can also find some clues.

　　Normal leucorrhea is a thin liquid of pure white color, normal menstrual blood is bright red or light red, and some people may have a few blood clots.

　　“"Smell" is to use your nose to smell the smell of secretions, menstrual blood or the vulva. Generally, the normal smell is light fishy smell, sour sweat smell or odorless. If there is a fishy, ​​rancid or special smell, there may be a problem.

　　“When "touching", first wash your hands, and use the "pulls" of your index finger and middle finger (commonly known as "finger belly"), starting from the "mons pubis", from top to bottom, and touch the vulva in order, until you reach the anus.

　　When you touch your vulva normally, it should feel smooth and soft. If you don't press hard, you won't feel any pain. Of course, you shouldn't feel any small nodules or lumps under normal circumstances. On the contrary, there may be illness.

　　In the process of self-examination, you may find some abnormal situations. At that time, you should pay close attention to it or go to the hospital in time. Hospital of Gynecology Check in detail.