Patient's question:
I usually pay special attention to the hygiene of my private area. Recently, I don't know why my leukorrhea has started to turn yellow, in addition to the odor. I want to ask the doctor, what medicine should I take for yellow leukorrhea with an odor? I have been using's rinse before, can I still use it with focus until my leukorrhea returns to normal?Doctor's answer:
If you are experiencing abnormal white discharge color again and a noticeable vaginal odor, this is likely a recurrence of vaginal inflammation. Common types of vaginal inflammation in women include bacterial vaginosis, fungal vaginosis, and trichomoniasis. These are generally not treated with oral medications, as topical treatments are usually sufficient for treatment. However, the medication used depends on the specific type of inflammation.For patients with yellow discharge, in addition to proper treatment, it is important to focus on self-care. This includes maintaining cleanliness, avoiding sexual activity, eating fewer spicy and irritating foods, and being reminded to undergo regular follow-up examinations!