Patient's question:
I am the one who had white discharge with blood streaks earlier. I am 24, nulliparous, and have regular menstruation. The doctor said everything looked fine inside, but the test results showed a yeast infection, so we will treat the yeast first. Odor? No, I don't have any odor. Clumps? To be honest, I don't know what clumps are. I have a history of yeast infections. What bothers me now is how I ended up with blood streaks.Doctor's answer:
The human spleen is the main organ responsible for white discharge. It may be due to you being quiet and reserved by nature, always suppressing unhappy feelings internally, or experiencing recent emotional distress, anger, or frustration, which can lead to internal liver fire and damage the spleen. As a result, liver blood sinks into the spleen, and blood vessels follow the discharge.This symptom is nothing to worry about and will not cause any serious conditions.
Generally, white discharge with tumors or cancer is purulent, with mixed-colored viscous blood flowing from the vagina, and the discharged substance has a foul and unpleasant odor. Therefore, your condition is nothing to be concerned about. At the same time, please rest assured and sleep peacefully tonight.