What are the misunderstandings about treating increased leukorrhea?

Patient's question:

The condition is quite serious. What are the effects of increased vaginal discharge?

Doctor's answer:

Common causes of increased leukorrhea include:
① During candidal vulvovaginitis, leukorrhea is yellow or white in color, mostly viscous in texture, sometimes thin, and typically appears as cottage cheese-like or creamy clumps;
② Leukorrhea in trichomoniasis is thin and purulent, yellow in color, foamy, or like dirty water, grayish-white in color, and has a foul odor;
③ With cervical erosion, leukorrhea is usually yellow, viscous like mucus, and mostly odorless;
④ Leukorrhea in gonorrhea is yellow and purulent;
⑤ During conditions such as endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease, leukorrhea may also increase continuously, appearing yellow, thin, and often accompanied by abdominal pain.
Wishing all female patients a speedy recovery!

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