White with a yellowish tint, slightly sore in the lower back. What could be the reason?

Patient's question:

Abnormal leukorrhea, yellow in color, sometimes slightly green, no sexual activity, sometimes a slight soreness in the lower back! What could be the reason?
Current general condition: Often

Doctor's answer:

Leukorrhea is divided into physiological leukorrhea and pathological leukorrhea, with the latter often caused by inflammation.
Clear, transparent, and viscous leukorrhea: This type is commonly seen in chronic cervical inflammation, cervical canal inflammation, and after estrogen use.
Foamy leukorrhea: Often associated with trichomoniasis.
Cheese-like leukorrhea: Specific to candidiasis.
Yellow (purulent) leukorrhea: Mostly caused by bacterial infections.
Bloody leukorrhea: Commonly seen in cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, vaginal tumors, etc.
It is recommended that you visit a hospital for a leukorrhea routine examination and treatment with oral traditional Chinese medicine, topical suppositories, and wash solutions.

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