Why does the vagina have yellow-green leucorrhea?

In daily life, most women will encounter different degrees or types of female vaginal diseases. These problems and diseases may be caused by unhygienic living habits, unhealthy sexual life, or physical pathology. Leucorrhea is indeed an important indicator of women's physical health. Many women have yellow-green vaginal discharge, which may be a problem with their body. So why does yellow-green vaginal discharge occur? Let’s take a look at the analysis below.

Common vaginitis includes bacterial vaginosis, Trichomonas vaginitis, Candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis.

1. Bacterial vaginosis; grayish white leucorrhea with a fishy odor, vaginal burning sensation, and itching.

2. Trichomonas vaginitis; symptoms include increased leucorrhea, which may be a thin serous liquid, grayish yellow or yellow-green, sometimes mixed with blood, and may cause urinary pain, urgency, and even hematuria.

3. Candidal vaginitis; typical leucorrhea is curd-like or flaky, the vagina and vaginal vestibule mucosa are highly edematous, covered with a white curd-like film, distributed in dots or sheets, easy to peel off, underneath is a damaged flushed base, or ulcers are formed, or ecchymosis is left, and in severe cases, the labia minora are swollen and adhered. Treatment:

1. General treatment: Actively treat other diseases that may cause vaginitis and eliminate susceptible factors. Keep the vulva clean and dry and avoid scratching. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment. It is not advisable to eat spicy and irritating foods. Treatment with Chinese herbal medicine: Use Chinese herbal decoctions that have the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, killing insects and relieving itching to fumigate and wash the vulva, which can both relieve symptoms and inhibit and eliminate Candida albicans.

2. Vaginal medication: Using imidazole suppositories for vaginal medication has a good effect on candidal vaginitis.

3. Oral medication: Since fungal infections can be transmitted between couples through sexual intercourse, both parties can be treated with oral medication, which can also inhibit intestinal Candida. For example; fluconazole, etc.

In daily life; 1. Wear cotton underwear and change it frequently. The towel and basin for cleaning the vulva should be separate. Washed underwear should be placed in the sun to dry, not in the bathroom. 2. Wear breathable clothing and avoid wearing tights or tight jeans continuously.

To sum up, women’s daily living habits are closely related to their physical health. Women must pay close attention to their living conditions and not be careless. At the same time, why yellow-green vaginal discharge occurs depends on the individual. You should analyze the specific problem and do relevant examinations based on your own situation. But in any case, you should pay attention to diet, exercise and hygiene, and develop good healthy living habits. Maintaining a good mood is also conducive to recovery.