Abnormal discharge, yellow-green in color, sometimes resembling mucus—what illness is this?

Patient's question:

Excessive white discharge, yellow-green in color, sometimes resembling mucus, but without itching. I have seen a doctor, but the medication hasn't helped much. I'm very worried it might affect fertility. There is mild cervical erosion.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, yellowish white discharge suggests you might have bacterial vaginosis. You can use metronidazole vaginal suppositories for a course of treatment! Pay attention to hygiene, bathe frequently, change clothes often, and wear loose, breathable cotton underwear! While using traditional Chinese medicine in combination can powerfully remove undetached and necrotic epithelial cells, blood clots, residual matter, dregs, viruses, bacteria, and other harmful and toxic substances that cannot be naturally expelled from the uterus and inner vulva. It's like giving the inner vulva a deep cleanse, which can quickly remove old, shed cells and blood clots that have accumulated in the uterus and vagina for a long time. It clears toxic substances remaining in the uterine lining and vaginal walls, eliminates fungal and viral infection sources, and ensures comprehensive, eco-friendly cleaning of the female reproductive organs.

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