How to prevent green vaginal discharge?

In today's society, women's reproductive health issues are receiving more and more attention, because if a woman has problems with her reproductive system, it will not only affect her fertility, but more importantly, it will threaten the happy life of the entire family. Experts say that there are many types of female reproductive system diseases, one of the most common symptoms is greenish vaginal discharge. So how can women prevent leucorrhea from turning green?

How to prevent vaginal discharge from turning green:

(1) Exercise, eat a balanced diet, and avoid eating foods high in sugar.

(2) Develop good hygiene habits: wash your hands before going to the toilet; do not abuse unclean toilet paper; wipe the vulva from front to back after defecation; wash the vulva every day, change underwear and put it in a ventilated place to dry; use your own basin and towel for your own use; wash underwear and socks in different basins.

(3) Dress appropriately: Do not wear synthetic underwear, and do not borrow other people’s underwear, panties, or swimsuits.

(4) When using public toilets, try to avoid sitting on toilets; it is recommended to take showers instead of taking baths in the bathroom; do not sit directly on the bathroom seat after bathing; do not swim in swimming pools that are not properly disinfected.

(5) Not paying too much attention to hygiene: Some patients say when they see a doctor that they pay great attention to hygiene and wash their vulva 2-3 times a day, and use a douche or hands to clean the vagina each time. In fact, this practice is wrong. Because the vaginal environment is slightly acidic and there are many bacterial flora coexisting, the mutual restraint between the flora can inhibit the excessive growth of certain bacteria and cause disease. This is a natural defense system of the human body. Cleaning the vagina will undoubtedly destroy the weak acid environment of the vagina and the mutual restraint between bacteria, which will reduce the disease resistance of the vaginal epithelium and cause vaginitis caused by Candida or other bacteria.

(6) Do not abuse antibiotics: Long-term and excessive use of antibiotics will destroy the inhibitory relationship between vaginal bacteria, causing Candida to lose its inhibition and grow excessively, resulting in disease.

(7) Take a proactive approach to diabetes: Diabetic patients can use soda water to clean the vulva to increase the pH value of the vagina and inhibit the growth of fungi.

(8) If women who take contraceptive pills suffer from repeated bouts of candidal vaginitis, they should stop taking contraceptive pills and try other contraceptive methods.

Summary: When a woman has symptoms of bluish or greenish leucorrhea, it indicates that she has vaginitis or other gynecological inflammatory diseases. It is recommended that female friends pay attention to this and undergo gynecological examinations in time to avoid being affected by gynecological diseases and causing a huge impact on your fertility.