Vaginal discharge can be caused by infections, STDs, cancer, childbirth, menstrual irregularities, and other medical problems. The color and odor of the discharge can indicate the cause. Treatment varies depending on the diagnosis. It is important to see a doctor for an accurate diagnosis. There are a variety of potential causes of vaginal discharge in […]
Brown vaginal discharge is usually old tissue or blood from menstruation or irregular periods, but it can also be a sign of endometrial cancer, pelvic inflammatory disease, or sexually transmitted diseases. It can also be caused by hormonal imbalances or menopause. Any unusual discharge should be examined by a doctor, especially if other symptoms are […]
Vaginal dryness can be caused by a decrease in estrogen levels due to menopause, breastfeeding, or medical conditions such as ovarian failure. Atrophic vaginitis can also cause vaginal dryness. Hormone replacement therapy can help, but carries risks. Over-the-counter lubricants can provide relief without side effects. Causes of vaginal dryness typically include fluctuations in the level […]
Vaginal contraceptive film is a thin film containing spermicide used as a form of birth control. Its effectiveness is poor compared to other methods, and it should be used in conjunction with other forms of contraception. Proper use involves clean hands and insertion as far into the vagina as possible. It does not protect against […]
Vaginal discharge in early pregnancy is normal and can indicate pregnancy. Leucorrhoea and brown mucus are common, while gray, green, or yellow discharge with odor, itching, or burning sensations should be examined by a doctor. Bacterial infections and STDs can also cause discharge. Increased discharge can be managed with sanitary pads or panty liners. Tampons […]
Common vaginal infection symptoms include itching, burning, redness, swelling, and abnormal discharge with a bad smell. Yeast infections cause itching and burning, while bacterial vaginosis can lead to redness, swelling, and small sores. Treatment can be achieved with over-the-counter creams. Some of the most common vaginal infection symptoms are itching and burning sensation in the […]
Dark vaginal discharge is usually caused by blood, which is normal at the end of a menstrual cycle or during ovulation. However, heavy bleeding between periods or during pregnancy should be evaluated by a doctor to determine if there is a problem. Severe infections can also cause bleeding, but are usually caught and treated before […]
Menopause causes changes in menstrual bleeding, but bloody or discolored vaginal discharge can indicate serious conditions such as fibroids or cancer and should be checked by a doctor. Vaginal dryness is common but can be solved with lubricants, while clear or whitish discharge is normal unless excessive or foul-smelling, which may indicate an infection. Certain […]
Various infections, including yeast and bacterial vaginosis, can cause vaginal discharge and itching. Treatment depends on the cause, but antibiotics or antifungal drugs can help. Precautions include avoiding irritants and keeping the area clean and dry. Probiotics may also help prevent vaginitis. A number of infections can cause vaginal discharge and itching. Vaginal infections are […]
Vaginal cancer symptoms can be mistaken for less serious conditions, leading to delayed diagnosis. Symptoms include unusual discharge, irregular vaginal bleeding, painful urination, constipation, pain during intercourse, and pelvic pain. A vaginal mass may also be present. Regular medical appointments and exams are essential for proper diagnosis and treatment. Routine Pap smears can detect vaginal […]
Bloody vaginal discharge can have various causes, including menstruation, pregnancy, STDs, contraceptive use, and trauma. Normal vaginal discharge helps keep the vagina clean and regulate its pH balance. Abnormal bleeding may indicate an underlying medical condition or trauma, such as gonorrhea, reproductive system conditions, or inflammatory diseases. A doctor should evaluate unexpected or extremely heavy […]
Watery vaginal discharge is normal and helps wash away dead skin cells and bacteria. Exercise can increase the amount of discharge, but a bad odor or color may indicate vaginitis or other infections. Medications can also affect discharge thickness. Trichomoniasis causes frothy discharge and requires treatment. Watery vaginal discharge is extremely common and is usually […]
Vaginal dryness can be caused by various factors, including menopause, tight clothing, scented soap, poor diet, and autoimmune conditions. Infections, skin conditions, and allergic reactions can also lead to dry vaginal skin. Most women will experience dry vaginal skin at some point in their lives and usually the causes are fairly mild and easy to […]
Pink vaginal discharge can indicate a woman is about to start her period, ovulating, or pregnant. It can also occur after childbirth and during the first menstrual period after pregnancy. Light spotting may indicate pregnancy, while heavy bleeding or pain after childbirth requires medical attention. Pink vaginal discharge gets its color from the presence of […]
Vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia (VAIN) is a non-malignant cellular change in the surface tissue of the vagina that could develop into cancer. Treatment options include topical chemotherapy cream, radiation therapy, surface ablation, and cell resection surgery. Patients with a history of cellular changes may be candidates for aggressive treatment. Vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia (VAIN) is a cellular […]
Vaginal bleeding can be normal during menstruation or a sign of reproductive system problems. It can also indicate pregnancy complications or serious issues like cancer. Consult a doctor if bleeding occurs in children under eight or postmenopausal women. Women can experience vaginal bleeding, or blood flow from the vagina, for a variety of reasons. It […]
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge is often caused by infection, including sexually transmitted diseases like trichomoniasis, or bacterial vaginosis. It can also be caused by the presence of a foreign body, such as a forgotten tampon. Symptoms may include itching, pain, and abnormal bleeding. The most common cause of a foul-smelling vaginal discharge is infection. For example, […]
Vaginal fistulas are holes or tears in the vaginal wall that can lead to uncontrollable leakage of waste from the body. They are often caused by difficult childbirth and are more common in poor communities. There are four types of vaginal fistulas, and surgery is usually required for treatment. A vaginal fistula, also sometimes known […]
Green vaginal discharge can indicate sexually transmitted diseases such as HPV and trichomoniasis, as well as skin disease lichen sclerosis and bacterial vaginosis. HPV can also cause warts near the vagina or anus and cervical dysplasia, which can lead to cervical cancer. Treatment varies depending on the condition and can include antibiotics and topical steroids. […]
Excess vaginal discharge is normal during ovulation and pregnancy due to hormonal fluctuations, but can also be caused by progesterone imbalances or yeast infections. However, brown or foul-smelling discharge may indicate a more serious medical condition and should be evaluated by a doctor. Excess vaginal discharge is most commonly caused by the hormonal surge that […]
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