Patient's question:
Dear Doctor:1. What gynecological diseases can be detected through a leukorrhea test?
2. When leukorrhea flows onto underwear, it appears yellow, sometimes with a hint of red (not particularly red). What factors or causes could this be? How should it be checked? Please answer my questions one by one. Thank you very much!
First follow-up question: Candida vaginitis was treated two and a half months ago, and leukorrhea has been quite thick since then, but there have been no discomforts in my body. Recently, for the past two days, I’ve noticed yellowish-red substances on my underwear. It’s not really red—more like a light pink (this color lasted only for two days, and it hasn’t appeared since then. The only thing I’ve seen on my underwear is a slight yellow tint.)
Doctor's answer:
There may be vaginitis and cervical disease. Checking vaginal discharge cannot completely diagnose gynecological diseases. It is necessary to do an ultrasound and combine clinical symptoms and medical history.