Compared to men, women have weaker physical fitness, so they should pay more attention to personal hygiene in daily life, such as bathing frequently and changing underwear often. This way, the entry of bacteria into the body can be reduced, thus lowering the probability of getting sick. If women contract gynecological diseases for various reasons, it can be challenging to cure as these diseases tend to recur and are hard to heal.
When women suffer from gynecological diseases, it not only affects their physical health but also causes significant troubles in their lives and work. What are the symptoms of gynecological diseases in women? By paying attention to the signs on their underwear, women can determine the health condition of their uterus.
Here are a few signs of gynecological diseases that can appear on women’s underwear:
1. Unusual color of secretions on underwear
In most cases, when the uterus is healthy, the secretions are transparent without any other colors. If suddenly there is an increase in secretion, a change in color, and a strong unpleasant odor emanating from the underwear, it indicates a uterine issue leading to such symptoms.
2. Foul odor from secretions on underwear
Under normal circumstances, even if there is a small amount of secretion on women’s underwear, it should not produce a strong odor. If despite good personal hygiene and frequent clothing changes, a foul smell persists, it might be due to internal reasons.
If there is a strong foul odor from the secretions on the underwear, it is likely due to uterus problems or vaginal inflammation, which should be taken seriously as it can cause physical discomfort, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and even infertility.
3. Abnormal residue of white discharge on underwear
When women do not have gynecological diseases, the white discharge should be clear and odorless. If the white residue on the underwear appears yellowish, grayish, or mixed with red, it indicates a uterine health issue. This situation requires immediate attention, thorough gynecological examination, diagnosis of the specific gynecological disease, and timely treatment to avoid further complications.
Women should prioritize personal hygiene in daily life to reduce the risk of infections and maintain a healthy body. If women do not exhibit any of the above three conditions on their underwear, it indicates a relatively healthy uterus.
