Patient's question:
This afternoon, I went to the specialist clinic because of leukorrhea with a yellowish color. The doctor examined me very carefully and thoroughly. The conclusion was that there was nothing wrong, but there were some mold. She said she thought the inside looked fine. However, just when I got home and used the restroom, I noticed some transparent liquid with a few blood streaks, which startled me. I pay close attention to this, and I carefully observe every time I use the restroom, and I have also checked a few times, but it has never appeared before.My relief quickly turned back to worry. What should I do! Is this normal? Do I have to go to the hospital tomorrow? Waiting for your reply online. Thank you!
First follow-up question: tflysh. I really appreciate your help! This is my first time here. I searched online for a lot of related information.
Doctor's answer:
Cervical polyps and cervical erosion are often the culprits behind blood streaks in the vagina. Blood-streaked discharge should alert one to the possibility of malignant tumors such as cervical cancer and endometrial cancer. Microbial infections. While confirming whether the cervix has malignant lesions, it can also check for infections caused by pathogens such as trichomonas, molds, human papillomavirus, herpes virus, etc.