Is it normal for leucorrhea to be rice-like? 6 situations may cause

If a woman's leucorrhea appears rice-like, this adverse symptom does not exist. It may be caused by vaginitis, which may be candidal vaginitis or non-specific vaginitis. As for which type of vaginitis it is, the patient needs to go to the hospital for an examination first, find the cause, and then treat it symptomatically.

In real life, some women find that their leucorrhea is like rice paste. This situation brings serious mental distress to women, who are afraid that they have some disease. So, is it normal for leucorrhea to be like rice paste? Let's find out together.
In the case of rice-like leucorrhea, the initial consideration is that it is caused by vaginitis. Generally speaking, the causes and manifestations of abnormal leucorrhea include the following points.
1. Colorless, transparent, sticky leucorrhea <br/>In this case, it is mostly caused by taking some estrogen drugs, or the patient's weak constitution, which will cause the patient to have excessive leucorrhea and low back pain and fatigue.
2. Purulent leucorrhea <br/>This condition is usually accompanied by Trichomonas vaginitis and chronic cervicitis. In addition, there are also adverse symptoms such as endometritis, uterine cavity effusion and vaginal foreign body due to purulent bacterial infection.
3. Tofu-like leucorrhea <br/>This situation is usually caused by candidal vaginitis, which usually causes the patient to experience adverse symptoms of vulvar itching.
4. Bloody leucorrhea <br/>This condition is usually caused by factors such as cervical polyps and severe chronic cervicitis, cervical cancer and uterine cancer, or side effects of intrauterine contraceptive devices. In particular, there is a certain amount of blood mixed in the leucorrhea, accompanied by dizziness.
5. Fungal vaginitis <br/>The adverse symptoms of fungal vaginitis are also known as vaginal candidiasis in clinical practice. The most prominent symptom after the onset of fungal vaginitis is the abnormal increase of leucorrhea, which is milky white, thick, bean curd-like or paste-like. In addition, itching and burning sensations may also occur in the external vagina.
6. Nonspecific vaginitis <br/>For the adverse symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis, once the disease occurs, the patient will not only have some milky white vaginal discharge, but also some adverse symptoms such as vaginal prolapse and burning sensation. In addition, there will also be symptoms such as a large amount of vaginal epithelial shedding and obvious tenderness. In short, abnormal vaginal discharge is not a single symptom. Behind the abnormal vaginal discharge may be hidden the damage to women's physical health.