What's going on with the yellow stuff flowing down there

Women are often troubled by some gynecological diseases. Some diseases can cause yellow discharge from women's lower body. Women's leucorrhea is usually white and odorless. Normal women will have leucorrhea. However, if the white color deepens and turns yellow, it means that the woman may have vaginitis and needs to go to the hospital for routine examination of leucorrhea and receive timely treatment. At the same time, female friends should pay attention to personal hygiene and take a bath frequently.

1. Normal leucorrhea for women is white or transparent and odorless. If there is a lot of yellow leucorrhea, the possibility of vaginitis is relatively high. After this happens, it is recommended that you do not take medication blindly, because there are many types of inflammation. Different types of inflammation require different treatments and medications. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a secretion test and receive symptomatic treatment after a confirmed diagnosis.

2. Symptoms caused by vaginitis or other gynecological inflammations. Excessively frequent sexual intercourse or poor hygiene habits may induce it. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check vaginal secretions. If it is confirmed that there is inflammation, you need to choose appropriate anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment based on the examination results. At present, you need to pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and dry, and do not have sex for the time being.

3. Yellow discharge from below is a symptom of vaginitis. It is considered to be related to your poor personal hygiene. Active examination and treatment are recommended. It is recommended that vaginitis is fungal, trichomonal and bacterial. Routine examination of leucorrhea is needed to determine what the infection is. If it is bacterial or trichomonal, you can take metronidazole tablets and use Honghe Fuyanjie to flush the vulva for treatment. Do not use vaginal medications without sexual intercourse to avoid rupture of the hymen. If it is fungal, it is recommended to take fluconazole and use baking soda water to flush the vulva. Pay attention to your own hygiene and do a good job of follow-up examination.

4. Fungal infection causes increased leucorrhea. Fungal infection is common in young girls, pregnant women, and diabetic patients. The clinical manifestations are excessive leucorrhea, burning and itching of the vulva and vagina, and exogenous dysuria. The typical leucorrhea is curd-like or flaky.