Patient's question:
I experience a significant increase in leukorrhea shortly after each sexual intercourse. However, there is no unusual odor or abnormality. I want to know what causes the increase in leukorrhea after sexual intercourse?Doctor's answer:
Moderate to severe cervical erosion patients often experience the most obvious symptom of increased leukorrhea, which is yellow, viscous, or mixed with blood streaks. In very few cases, post-coital bleeding may recur. Long-term irritation of the vulva by inflammatory leukorrhea can also cause vulvar pruritus.Recommendations:
For the treatment of moderate to severe cervical erosion, physical therapy is generally preferred, such as laser, microwave, BOM light, red light, LEEP, etc. It is advised to consult a doctor and choose a treatment method the physician specializes in. Postoperatively, sexual activity,, and bathing should be strictly prohibited. Maintain good hygiene, get ample rest, and enhance nutrition. During the wound healing period (4-8 weeks), avoid, sexual intercourse, and vaginal douching. Regular follow-up is essential after surgery. In addition to promptly treating leukorrhea, patients should maintain a positive attitude to confront the disease. Only in this way can timely and appropriate treatment be administered.