Some of women's diseases can be seen at a glance through their underwear

Common clinical diseases such as urethritis, hematuria, vaginitis, hemorrhoids, early stage of intestinal cancer, etc., only have a small amount of secretions in the initial stage. Due to their physiological characteristics, female patients often confuse it with menstruation and thus lose their vigilance. From this it can be seen that underwear can help people detect clues of disease early.

As long as the underwear is made of cotton, it will be soft, comfortable and heat-dissipating. In terms of color, light colors or white are ideal. This is because light colors can reflect the amount of disease secretions and can also show color changes of secretions on underwear. So, what diseases can be reflected in underwear? What characteristics do they have? They are introduced below for everyone to identify.

Red secretions from the urethra are mostly clinical features of tumors; if there is bright red blood in the anus, it is possible that anal fissures or hemorrhoids have occurred; if dark red blood appears repeatedly in the anus, it is mostly a sign of malignant changes in the rectum or large intestine. When a woman's leucorrhea changes in quantity, color, or smell, it indicates that she is developing a disease. If there is blood mixed in the leucorrhea, it is usually caused by severe uterine erosion, endometrial cancer, etc. If the leucorrhea is like meat washing water and has a foul odor, it is often caused by uterine cancer. In a few people, it may also be caused by fallopian tube cancer. From an anatomical point of view, the female urethra is relatively short, and it is difficult to distinguish urethral secretions from vaginal secretions. However, if the secretions are mushy and have a foul odor, they are often characteristics of cancer. If the amount of leucorrhea is excessive, and it is egg white or white watery, it often indicates uterine erosion and ovarian dysfunction; in female patients with tuberculosis, anemia, diabetes or physical weakness, the leucorrhea may also increase, but without odor; if the leucorrhea is white, paste-like, or curd-like, or like tofu dregs, it often indicates fungal infection; if the leucorrhea is yellow or yellow-green thin purulent, it is mostly purulent bacterial infection. If it is accompanied by an odor and vulvar itching, it is mostly vaginitis.

When a female patient has her menstruation, if her menstruation is dark purple, sticky, and contains blood clots or is like bean paste, Chinese medicine believes that this is a sign of uterine deficiency and cold; if the menstruation is light in color and resembles rice water, this is true yang extreme deficiency; early menstruation is a sign of heat, while delayed menstruation is a sign of deficiency. Other menstrual disorders such as irregular menstruation, intermittent or continuous menstruation, accompanied by insomnia, depression, anxiety, etc., may indicate the onset of menopause. In some patients, the above symptoms recur repeatedly and are not effectively treated, especially when excessive menstrual bleeding persists, the possibility of a benign uterine tumor should be considered. In short, the observation of the above phenomena is of great reference value for diagnosing diseases, and some are even important bases for diagnosing a certain disease.