Is it normal for leukorrhea to turn yellow after cervical nabang surgery?

Patient's question:

A 28-year-old woman, 18 days after cervical nabothian cyst surgery, noticed yellow leukorrhea with a slightly purulent and viscous consistency. She has candidal vaginitis and is using Baofukang suppositories. There are no other abnormalities. A few days ago, she had yellow discharge, but in the last two days, she has had slightly yellow, viscous leukorrhea. Is this normal?

Doctor's answer:

18 days after cervical Nabothian cyst surgery, the vaginal discharge is yellow and thick, which is not within the normal range of phenomena. It is recommended that you check with your hospital to see if there is a possibility of incision infection. Generally, after surgery, there may be a very small amount of peeling or vaginal discharge, but it is usually odorless. In fact, having yellow vaginal discharge is not scary. The patient should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as treatment is timely in the early stages, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.

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