Patient's question:
At 2.3 centimeters below my navel (lower abdomen), I sometimes feel a bit of pain. My discharge is yellow and has an odor. The doctor examined me and said it's not pelvic inflammatory disease, as the area of lower abdominal pain would be closer to the vagina if it were PID. The discharge test also showed no yeast or trichomoniasis. The doctor prescribed me lactobacillus vaginal capsules to use, but it seems my discharge is still abnormal. I want to ask what other factors could be related to abnormal discharge? And what could be causing the mild lower abdominal pain?Doctor's answer:
??????Leukorrhea check: Includes mold, trichomonas, candidiasis, etc., but the most important thing is to look at the cleanliness index. Cleanliness is divided into 5 degrees: 0 degree: Milky white, egg white-like, no odor, the best; 1 degree: Slightly yellow in color, indicating mold; 2 degree: Yellow in color, and, indicating mold and trichomonas; 3 degree: Red in color (with red blood vessels inside), very yellow with pus, chocolate color, with a strong foul odor, indicating cervical erosion or mycoplasma and ureaplasma in yellow; 4 degree: In medicine, it is called precancerous lesions of the cervix. At this time, the leukorrhea has obvious pus, chocolate color, and a very strong foul odor.