Patient's question:
The leukorrhea is relatively thin, slightly yellow, and has a smell of rotten eggs. It used to be yellow and viscous without any odor, but later I accidentally discovered it had become thin and smelled like rotten eggs. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
It smells like rotten eggs, which suggests inflammation. It's likely a typical bacterial vaginosis. The book describes it as an ammonia-like odor. If necessary, you should have a routine vaginal discharge test done at the hospital. You can also undergo a thin-layered cervical cytology test and an HPV test to rule out cervical lesions. Under the guidance of a doctor, follow the prescribed course of treatment. During treatment, pay attention to maintaining external genital hygiene. Both partners should take medication together. Avoid sexual activity as much as possible during medication. Also, try to eat less raw, cold, and spicy foods.