Patient's question:
These last two months, the leukorrhea has become a bit more than usual, and it's a bit yellow.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of cervical erosion are primarily characterized by an increase in leukorrhea. Clinically, the amount, shape, color, and odor of leukorrhea vary depending on the pathogen causing the infection, the extent of the inflammation, and the severity of the inflammation. It may appear as creamy, viscous fluid, sometimes pale yellow, purulent, or blood-tinged. When polyps are present, irregular vaginal bleeding or post-coital bleeding may occur.