Why is the leucorrhea thick and yellow during ovulation?

Is it normal for leucorrhea to be thick and yellow during ovulation? Don’t you often find that your leucorrhea has an odor in your daily life? This indicates that women have gynecological diseases. Generally, abnormal leucorrhea is caused by not paying attention to hygiene. Normal women need to use warm water to wash the vulva, but excessive cleaning will also cause an imbalance of normal beneficial bacteria. So what is the reason why leucorrhea turns yellow during ovulation? Let us introduce it.

1. The secretions caused by fungal infection turn slightly yellow. Most of the materials are relatively thick, and sometimes the materials are relatively thin, showing milky white, like tofu dregs leucorrhea or milky white blocks or small pieces. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible, you may suffer from fungal vaginitis.

2. The leucorrhea is yellow with a strong odor or is milky white, and the discharge is pus-like. Most patients have abdominal pain. Such symptoms are usually caused by chronic metritis or endometritis.

3. If the leucorrhea is found to be yellow and contains strong serous or sticky secretions, and there are also fine rotten meat-like substances in the secretions, which look like yellow ginger sugar water, most of the time it is a symptom caused by amoeba infection.

4. After women suffer from cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, uterine cancer and other symptoms, most of their metabolic secretions have a strong odor, like rice washing water, and look very turbid. Sometimes they are stained with blood and appear light pink.

5. Cervical adenocarcinoma can cause tumor stimulation of bilateral fallopian tube epithelial exudate, leading to necrosis of the diseased tissue. The amount of leucorrhea increases gradually and is relatively clear. It looks like a yellow-red liquid and feels like it is continuously discharged from the vagina in waves.

6. The secretion is slightly green or yellowish, and some of it looks very thin, sticky, or like rice water, and the color is grayish white. This condition is caused by vaginal yeast infection.

The above is a brief introduction to everyone. Is it normal for the leucorrhea to be yellow and thick during ovulation? According to the introduction in the previous article, we can understand that if the leucorrhea turns yellow and thick during ovulation, it may be a gynecological disease, the more common one is vaginitis or cervicitis. Everyone should carefully distinguish the color and texture of the leucorrhea, because the secretions we usually see should be sticky like egg white, without odor, and will not cause irritation. If there is abnormal secretion, you need to go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.