What is the abnormal color of leucorrhea?

Whether the color of leucorrhea is normal directly indicates the physical condition of women, but it does not mean that all abnormal leucorrhea colors mean that the woman has gynecological inflammation. For example, during the ovulation period, the leucorrhea may be darker than normal. Some women even have ovulation bleeding accompanied by blood in the leucorrhea. Therefore, if you want to know the specific abnormal leucorrhea color, you need to have a deep understanding.

Leucorrhea is a sticky white liquid discharged from the female vagina. Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea is colorless and odorless. If the color, quality, and quantity of leucorrhea change abnormally, it is considered abnormal. Abnormal color of vaginal discharge is a situation that most female friends have encountered. Generally speaking, abnormal color of vaginal discharge indicates the occurrence of certain diseases. Normal vaginal discharge is milky white or colorless and transparent. Changes in the color of vaginal discharge need to be paid attention to. Generally, vaginal discharge caused by inflammation is mostly yellow, while light red vaginal discharge may be acute vaginitis.

When vaginitis is severe, there may also be general fatigue and pelvic discomfort. Because pathological leucorrhea irritates the urethral opening, patients may experience increased urination frequency and painful urination. If a large number of vaginal epithelial cells fall off and the vaginal mucosa becomes congested, sexual intercourse pain may occur.

Vaginitis is another common gynecological disease. For example, neonates and infants have weak resistance to infection, and if local hygiene is not paid attention to, vaginitis or vulvitis may occur. During adolescence and sexual maturity, since menstrual blood is a culture medium for bacteria and the body's resistance is low during menstruation, if you do not pay attention to hygiene during menstruation, vaginitis will occur. After marriage, sexual life causes the anatomical defense line to collapse, making it easy for bacteria to invade. During menopause and old age, the ovarian hormone secretion function declines, causing progressive atrophy of the vagina. Coupled with the decrease in sex hormone levels, vaginitis and other urogenital tract inflammations are also prone to occur.

There are many types of vaginitis. Due to different causes, different types of vaginitis can produce leucorrhea of ​​different shapes.

After knowing what the abnormal color of leucorrhea is, it is recommended that patients with abnormal color of leucorrhea caused by vaginitis receive timely treatment, and it is best to abstain from sexual intercourse during the treatment to avoid obstacles to the treatment. It is also necessary to ensure that no tub baths are taken during the treatment. It is best to change underwear every day to ensure hygiene.