What are the causes of beige vaginal discharge?

From the word "leucorrhea" we can roughly know the color of this substance. Although it is impossible to be all white, it can also be transparent, but if it appears beige, it means that there is a problem with women's health. This situation can be caused by a variety of gynecological diseases and must be analyzed systematically. So, what are the reasons that cause beige vaginal discharge? Let’s take a closer look below.

Trichomonas vaginitis: The leucorrhea is yellow-green or yellow with an odor, thin and foamy, or like rice water, grayish white in color, mostly caused by Trichomonas vaginalis.

Chronic cervicitis: The leucorrhea is yellow and has an odor or becomes milky white and purulent, often accompanied by abdominal pain. It is usually caused by chronic cervicitis or endocervical endometritis.

Fungal vaginitis: The leucorrhea is yellowish-white, mostly with a thick texture, but sometimes it can be thin. It is typically milky white, like bean dregs, or in the form of curd-like white flakes or lumps. Most of the time, it is caused by fungal infection.

Bacterial vaginosis: The leucorrhea is yellow, bloody, serous or viscous, sometimes mixed with small rotten meat-like substances. It is mostly caused by infection with amoeba.

Fallopian tube cancer: When suffering from fallopian tube cancer, due to the tumor stimulating the fallopian tube epithelium to exude fluid and the necrosis of the diseased tissue, the leucorrhea is mostly intermittent, clear, yellow-red liquid, flowing out in bursts continuously.

The above is an introduction to the causes of beige vaginal discharge. I hope it will be helpful for women. There are many reasons that cause beige vaginal discharge. No matter what the cause is, in order to better treat it, women must find the specific cause and then take targeted measures so that the vaginal discharge can return to a healthy state as soon as possible.