Patient's question:
I've noticed that my leukorrhea hasn't been normal recently. The color, odor, and amount are all different from before. What could be the reason? Please ask: Can leukorrhea with a foul smell and fishy odor be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, leukorrhea can be divided into physiological leukorrhea and pathological leukorrhea, with the latter often caused by inflammation.Clear, translucent, viscous leukorrhea: This type is commonly seen in chronic cervicitis, cervical canalitis, and after estrogen use.
Foamy leukorrhea: Often associated with trichomoniasis.
Cheese-like leukorrhea: Specific to candidiasis.
Yellow (purulent) leukorrhea: Mostly caused by bacterial infections.
Bloody leukorrhea: Commonly seen in cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, vaginal tumors, etc.
You should have a leukorrhea test done at the hospital and receive treatment with oral traditional Chinese medicine, topical suppositories, and wash solutions.