Patient's question:
What is the normal discharge of a woman? I have noticed that my discharge has been very yellow and thick lately, like mucus. Please ask: How to identify abnormal discharge odor?Doctor's answer:
Hello, leukorrhea is divided into physiological leukorrhea and pathological leukorrhea, and pathological leukorrhea is mostly caused by inflammation. Colorless, translucent, viscous leukorrhea: This type of leukorrhea is often seen in chronic cervicitis, cervical canalitis, and after estrogen use. Foamy leukorrhea: Most commonly seen in trichomoniasis. Cheesy-like leukorrhea: Specific to candidiasis. Yellow (purulent) leukorrhea: Most often caused by bacterial infection. Bloody leukorrhea: Most commonly seen in cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, vaginal tumors, etc. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine leukorrhea examination, take traditional Chinese medicine orally, and use suppositories and rinses for treatment. Leukorrhea with a bad odor is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene.