Why are my underwear yellow and smelly?

In life, some women will find that their underwear turns yellow and has an odor every day. Although they do not feel any strong discomfort, this cannot be ignored. It may be due to gynecological inflammation. Of course, if the spleen and stomach are deficient in heat or getting angry, it may also cause the underwear to turn yellow and have an odor. Therefore, women must pay more attention to gynecology in life. If they find abnormal leucorrhea, they should check it out in time to avoid more gynecological diseases. Since gynecological diseases are very stubborn and have a high recurrence rate, early treatment is the best way.

Why are my underwear yellow and smelly?

Yellowing of leucorrhea is a manifestation of abnormal leucorrhea. Excessive internal heat, deficiency-heat in the spleen and stomach, etc. can cause yellowing of leucorrhea, which is a physiological yellowing of leucorrhea. In addition, disease factors such as infection caused by improper dressing, vaginitis, cervical erosion, etc. may cause yellow vaginal discharge, which is pathological yellow vaginal discharge.

Reasons for yellow leucorrhea:

1. Getting angry: Bad habits such as staying up late, drinking less water, and liking spicy food can easily cause women to get angry. If the body gets heated, it may cause the leucorrhea to turn yellow.

2. Deficiency of heat in the spleen and stomach: Women with deficiency of heat in the spleen and stomach are prone to yellow leucorrhea. Women can relieve symptoms by regulating the spleen and stomach.

3. Improper dressing: Wearing tight nylon pants for a long time may cause the humidity and temperature of the perineum to increase, promote the growth and reproduction of mold, affect leucorrhea, and cause symptoms of yellowing leucorrhea.

4. Vaginitis:

(1) Trichomonas vaginitis: Trichomonas vaginitis is a common gynecological disease, the main manifestation of which is increased leucorrhea in the form of yellow-green foam.

(2) Fungal vaginitis: This type of inflammation is caused by infection with Candida albicans, and the main symptoms are increased vaginal discharge and vulvar itching.

(3) Senile vaginitis: It is more common in elderly women who have been postmenopausal for many years. The typical leucorrhea is light yellow watery or purulent.

5. Cervical erosion: Mild cervical erosion usually results in increased vaginal discharge, yellow color, stickiness and odor.