The early symptom of venereal disease woman?

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Some people humorously use the word concave convex to describe the sexual organs of men and women. Indeed, the male genitalia is exposed, but the female genitalia is relatively hidden. The difference between men and women is not only reflected in physical physiology, but also when sexual diseases strike: male sexually transmitted diseases are easy to be detected, while female sexually transmitted diseases are covered in symptoms, diagnosis and complications. The early symptom of venereal disease woman? I'd like to share my views with you.

The early symptom of venereal disease woman?

Sign 1: leucorrhea increased, for yellow or green pus, often accompanied by pain in urination, urination frequency increased, and there is the situation of unable to hold the urine. Often prompt gonorrhea. If leucorrhea becomes yellow, purulent, large amount, and burning sensation, it may be gonorrhea infection; If it is serous or mucinous, with slight odor, it may be chlamydia or mycoplasma infection; If it is yellow pus foam, it may infect Trichomonas. If it is curd like bean curd residue, and the itching is obvious, it should be suspected of Candida infection.

Sign 2: leucorrhea increased, tofu residue like, white, caking, the amount increased significantly. Often accompanied by internal and external pruritus, pruritus is often very strong. It is often suggested that candidal (fungal) vaginitis. If male appears urethral pruritus, it should be considered as early reaction of nongonococcal urethritis or gonococcal urethritis.

Sign 3: vulva is itchy, leucorrhea increases, can have bubble, often have yellow liquid on underwear. Trichomonal vaginitis is often suggested. Purulent secretions appeared in the urethral orifice, and the viscosity was yellow, especially in the morning, suggesting the possibility of acute gonorrhea. If the mucinous secretion from urethral orifice is transparent and small, the possibility of nongonococcal urethritis is greater.

matters needing attention

In most cases, some special examinations are needed to prevent the occurrence of "unjust, false and wrong cases". These special examinations include secretion smear and culture, cytological examination, serological examination, pathological examination and other examinations.