How should abnormal leukorrhea with a bad odor be treated?

Patient's question:

Female, thirty-four years old, I have had yellow and yellow leukorrhea recently, and there is a very bad smell in the private area in the afternoon, which makes me feel very embarrassed. Please ask: How should leukorrhea abnormalities with a bad smell be treated?

Doctor's answer:

This could be a case of candidal vulvovaginitis or mixed vulvovaginitis. You can use baking soda water to rinse the vaginal area and treat the condition with clotrimazole vaginal suppositories.
Recommendations:
- Pay attention to keeping the vaginal area dry and clean.
- Change your underwear and socks frequently.
- Expose your underwear to sunlight or boil them in water.
- Avoid extremely cold or spicy foods.
The main symptoms of vulvovaginitis include itching of the external genitalia and vagina, a continuous increase in vaginal discharge, abnormal discharge, or a foul odor. Your symptoms confirm the presence of vaginal inflammation. It is recommended to visit a formal hospital’s gynecology clinic for a gynecological examination and secretion test to receive targeted treatment.

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