Allocations of a different nature from the urethra in a woman in most cases indicate a lesion of the urethra, which leads to urethritis.
Such a disease is typical for women, as well as for men, however, women are more likely to suffer from it. It is manifested by secretions from the urethra, the urethra, having a different color and consistency.
With urethritis, there is accumulation in the cavity of the channel of secretions, which can become purulent upon infection, and as a result, the woman in the urethra has leukocytes.
Types of discharge from the urethra
Discharge from the urethra can be of a different nature. Thus, the discharge of blood from the urethra in women can be caused by trauma, and can also talk about the development of a tumor of the bladder or urethra.
Bleeding from the female urethra may accompany the act of urination, and is often associated with bleeding that is localized in the kidneys. This is also evidenced by the allocation of oblong blood "worms." Large blood clots can be observed with the localization of bleeding in the bladder.
Also, when the stone moves from the kidneys to the bladder, and afterwards and into the female urethra, there may appear bloody discharge that occurs when the ureteral wall is injured.
The isolation of transparent mucus from the urethra in females is a physiological process. Usually, the amount of it increases at the peak of the ovulation process, or 3 days before it. To this kind of secretions leads to a change in the hormonal background.
Diagnostics
To determine the etiology of discharge from the urethra, a woman gives a smear, of which material is sowing. According to the results of laboratory research, a diagnosis is made and the doctor prescribes appropriate treatment. An important thing is timely access to a doctor, which must be done with the first suspicions of the disease.