Patient's question:
I had a LEEP procedure in September (due to cervical erosion and cysts). In November, I had a thorough check-up, and the doctor said: the wound is healing well. Since the LEEP procedure, my discharge has changed and become watery. When it dries, it turns yellow. I mentioned this to the doctor during my follow-up, and they ordered another test for mycoplasma and chlamydia, CT, BV, etc. Only BV showed a positive result, while the rest were normal. The doctor said I had high white blood cells and diagnosed it as bacterial vaginosis. After the follow-up, I cleaned the vagina for 5 more days, received red light therapy, and medication. During treatment, there was no discharge, and my underwear was also clean. However, after stopping treatment, the watery discharge has reappeared again. Before my LEEP procedure, I also had a vaginal discharge test at another hospital. ThatDoctor's answer:
If the discharge is yellow, it is likely caused by inflammation. I suggest you use some gynecological washing medicine to clean the perineal area. Bacterial vaginosis patients can use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment while understanding standard treatment. During daily life, it is crucial to avoid extreme hunger or fullness and never overeat. Rest in bed during the treatment period. Avoid strenuous exercise, maintain a calm mood, and do not have too much pressure.