Patient's question:
Yesterday while washing my daughter's underwear, I accidentally noticed some yellowish white discharge on them. I initially thought she wasn't being hygienic, but she told me that she had noticed her abnormal discharge and that her lower body always felt sticky and had a bad odor. So, I'm wondering what to do about her abnormal discharge.Doctor's answer:
Yellow discharge is primarily considered to be caused by inflammation and infection due to inadequate local hygiene, which may be a result of vaginitis or cervicitis. In rare cases, it could also be triggered by a recent diet high in spicy or greasy foods. It is advisable to visit a hospital for examination.On a daily basis, you can also take anti-inflammatory and antibacterial medications. Please follow your doctor's advice regarding specific medications, and pay attention to maintaining local hygiene.
For patients with abnormal discharge, in addition to symptomatic treatment, it is important to maintain deep sleep throughout the day. Sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover quickly from this condition!