Patient's question:
A woman has no gynecological problems, so I just want to ask what the difference is between leukorrhea that has solidified and semen that has solidified?Doctor's answer:
Leukorrhea left on underwear should be creamy and yellowish. Sperm, on the other hand, appears pure white with particles, giving a crystal-clear and translucent look. These observations are based on a time frame of 2 hours or longer. To distinguish them clearly, it is recommended to examine them under a microscope. Additionally, it is advisable to take contraceptive measures. 1. Maintain cleanliness, dryness, and hygiene of the external genital area. Leukorrhea, despite its name, does not leave a white mark on underwear after drying, whereas semen, once coagulated, leaves a white mark on the underwear.