Patient's question:
These past few months, my leukorrhea has been a bit abnormal, with a slightly yellowish color. However, for now, I don’t want to see a doctor because I feel it’s not too serious. I’d like to stabilize this symptom through diet. What to eat when leukorrhea turns yellow?Doctor's answer:
Yellow discharge may indicate mild vaginal inflammation. It is recommended that you take appropriate anti-inflammatory medication orally to treat gynecological inflammation. Additionally, you should consistently use a separate basin to wash the vaginal area every night. It is also advisable to avoid sexual intercourse in the near future. You should also change your underwear daily. In terms of diet, focus on avoiding irritating foods and consuming more vegetables, fruits, and water to help the inflammation recover completely.