Patient's question:
This month, my menstruation has started, and both my leukorrhea and menstrual discharge contain blood. It has been almost 10 days. What is going on? My leukorrhea has always been normal, and this situation has never occurred before. Why would it now contain blood streaks? What should I do if my leukorrhea has blood? What are the reasons for yellow leukorrhea?Doctor's answer:
1? Yellow discharge could be due to ovulation, or it might be mild cervical erosion, cervical erosion, corpus luteum cyst, or vaginitis. Cervical erosion can occur in women of all ages, so it is recommended to visit a hospital for a routine vaginal discharge test to check if there is any gynecological inflammation. If there is, it is better to treat it early.2? It is recommended to go to a local professional hospital for examination and treatment. Vaginitis, cervical inflammation, chronic pelvic inflammation, and other diseases can all cause yellow discharge with a foul odor. Normal secretions are white and odorless. It is advisable to visit a hospital to check the cause and pay attention to rest, eating less spicy and irritating food. Normal discharge should be white, translucent, and odorless. If there is abnormal discharge, it is generally caused by gynecological inflammation, such as vaginal, cervical, or pelvic inflammation.