The leukorrhea is slightly yellowish, odorless, resembling the sticky nasal mucus during a cold. Is it normal?

Patient's question:

The white discharge after urination is translucent, slightly yellow in color, odorless, and has a mucus-like consistency. However, sometimes the white discharge on underwear is not very sticky—is that normal?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, gynecological inflammation is a relatively large category of gynecological diseases, including conditions such as vaginitis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and abnormal leukorrhea. It poses many harms to women, such as vulvar itching, frequent urination, urinary urgency, menstrual disorders, lower back pain, infertility, and if not treated in a timely manner, it may even lead to cancer. The specific condition depends on which type of gynecological inflammation you have.

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