What is the cause of yellow and sour leucorrhea?

For women, secretions have a certain protective effect on our body. Normally, our secretions are white and slightly viscous liquid. Generally, there are more before and after menstruation, but there is no odor. If it is simply solved, it will be fine. What should I do if the leucorrhea is yellow and has an odor?

From the beginning of a girl's menstrual period to menopause, women will have a certain amount of secretions discharged. Secretions are secretions from the female vagina, which are a mixture of vaginal mucosal exudate, cervical gland ducts and uterine wall secretions. Normally, a healthy woman's "discharge" is transparent and colorless, or has a light color and no odor.

Normal leucorrhea is thin and sticky or egg white-like, with no fishy odor. The amount of secretion varies depending on age, menstrual cycle and health status. However, in the two or three days near the ovulation period in the middle and late period of the menstrual period, there are two to three times more secretions than usual. At this time, if the secretion is so much that it soaks the underwear, it is considered normal. If the leucorrhea becomes yellowish or has a change in smell, it indicates inflammation, which may be vaginal, cervical or pelvic inflammation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a leucorrhea examination and treatment after the cause of the disease is determined. Usually pay attention to keep the vulva clean, dry, and wear breathable underwear.

In fact, if candidal vaginitis occurs, there is no need to delay seeking medical treatment in time. In addition, you must maintain the regularity of your daily life and have a good sense of health care to prevent abnormal leucorrhea and be a healthy woman.

The above introduces in detail what to do if the leucorrhea is yellow and has an odor? Yellow leucorrhea with an odor means that our body is troubled by gynecological diseases. Because gynecological diseases are serious, our private parts are inflamed. The general manifestation is abnormal leucorrhea, but the symptoms reflected by each abnormal leucorrhea are different, and different signs require different treatments.