Patient's question:
Hello, could you please explain why there is a lot of curd-like discharge in the vagina that is yellow, a bit warm, and not itchy? Is it likely a fungal vaginal infection?Doctor's answer:
Increased leukorrhea, clear and transparent like clear mucus, with strong viscosity, making the vaginal area moist. An increase in leukorrhea secretion or abnormal characteristics is called pathological leukorrhea, usually caused by inflammation of the reproductive organs. Inflammation causes the exudation of white blood cells, and a large number of white blood cells are mixed in the leukorrhea, typically appearing purulent. In terms of color, nature, and odor, there are significant differences. It is recommended not to use sanitary products such as sanitary pads frequently, as long-term use can easily lead to bacterial growth and cause gynecological inflammation.