Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a 26-year-old unmarried woman. Since giving birth to my child, my leukorrhea has been a bit abnormal. Moreover, the color of my leukorrhea is light green. I hope the doctor can help me. How should I deal with abnormal leukorrhea? Urgent.Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you solve your questions. Normal leukorrhea is odorless, colorless, and translucent, and in a viscous state. If yellow-green changes in leukorrhea occur again, it indicates a gynecological inflammation, and it is usually accompanied by symptoms of vaginal itching. It is recommended to undergo a routine leukorrhea test to identify the pathogenic bacteria, and then decide on the treatment with vaginal suppositories. The most common cause is bacterial infection, which determines the use of metronidazole suppositories for vaginal application, along with oral metronidazole tablets.