Yellow water flows below without odor

It is very common for women to have abnormal leucorrhea or some gynecological inflammations. They will appear if you don't pay attention, and often make women very troubled. The yellow discharge without odor is actually an inflammation of the vagina. Only after finding the cause can there be a thorough treatment, and it will not make the condition worse. Women should exercise more and maintain a balanced nutrition. It is best to have a gynecological examination every year. This can effectively prevent some common gynecological diseases and there is no need to worry about the impact on the body.

What's the matter with the yellow water flowing down there without any odor?

The situation where girls have yellow discharge without odor from their private parts is mostly caused by vaginitis. After a woman suffers from vaginitis, her secretions will increase. In addition, because the inner wall of the uterus is invaded by inflammation and inflammatory changes occur, the secretions are often mixed with vaginal mucosa and other substances, which will cause the color of the secretions to change and lead to symptoms of yellow discharge. This situation has a great impact on the body. If we do not deal with it in time, the inflammation may spread further and may even cause cervicitis and urinary tract infection, which will have a great impact on health, so we must pay attention to this situation.

For girls who have yellow discharge but no odor from their private parts, it is best not to delay the treatment. If the patient is diagnosed with vaginitis, relevant drugs should be used for treatment to control the development of the disease as much as possible and avoid worsening of the disease. Under the guidance of a doctor, we can use vaginal washes such as Fuyanjie to flush the vagina, and we can also use suppositories such as Xiaomi Suppositories for treatment. These drugs are very effective in treating vaginal infections and can quickly control the disease. We also need to take good care of personal hygiene, clean the vulva regularly, keep it dry and clean, and change underwear frequently to avoid bacterial growth and recurrence of the disease.

How to prevent gynecological diseases?

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

2. Both husband and wife should develop good hygiene habits, especially pay attention to the cleanliness of sexual organs. For daily cleaning, you can use a weakly acidic feminine care solution with a pH of 4.

3. Develop good hygiene habits: do not use sanitary ware such as washbasins, bathtubs, and bath towels in public places, and wash your hands before going to the toilet; do not abuse unclean toilet paper; wipe the vulva from front to back after defecation; change your underwear and put it in a ventilated place to dry; use your own basins and towels for your own use; wash your underwear and socks in different basins. It is better to take a shower for bathing.

4. Too many abortions and births are also one of the causes of gynecological diseases. Therefore, excessive abortions and births should be avoided.

5. Conduct regular gynecological disease screening. Generally speaking, married women under 40 years old should have a check-up every two years, and women over 40 years old should have a check-up once a year.

6. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during menstruation or 30 days after miscarriage, as it can easily cause pelvic infection and blood backflow, leading to endometriosis, and even infertility.

What diseases can gynecological diseases cause?

1. Cervicitis

When the cervix becomes inflamed, symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, local itching, and tingling will appear. At the same time, the stimulation of inflammation will also cause lower back pain.

2. Abnormal uterine position

The normal position of the uterus is forward bending and flexion. If the uterus flexes backward and the position changes abnormally, the ligaments supporting the uterus in the body will be over-pulled, and some nerves will be compressed, which can cause low back pain.

3. Uterine prolapse

The uterus shifts downward along the vagina. Due to the weakness and reduced tension of the pelvic supporting tissue, the abdominal pressure increases, causing a feeling of falling and lower back pain due to traction.

4. Pelvic inflammatory disease

Women suffering from pelvic tissue inflammation such as chronic adnexitis, pelvic peritonitis, uterosacral ligament or connective tissue inflammation, etc., the inflammatory stimulation of these diseases can cause low back pain.

5. Pelvic tumor

If there is a tumor in the pelvic cavity, such as uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, ovarian cysts, etc., which compresses the nerves or cancer cells infiltrate the pelvic connective tissue, low back pain may occur, and the pain will intensify as the tumor grows.

6. Pregnant women

After pregnancy, as the fetus grows bigger month by month, the support force of the waist continues to increase. Long-term mechanical action will cause the ligaments to gradually relax. The expanded uterine cavity will compress the pelvic nerves and blood vessels, which can also cause low back pain.

7. Fertility factors

If a woman gives birth to too many children, has too many abortions, or has excessive and uncontrolled sexual intercourse, it may cause kidney deficiency, which in turn may induce low back pain.

After pregnancy, the growth of the fetus may increase the support force of the waist, leading to relaxation of the sacrospinous ligament, compressing the pelvic nerves and blood vessels and causing low back pain. This type of low back pain will generally disappear gradually as the waist muscle strength recovers after delivery.

8. Cervical polyps

The causes of cervical polyps come from people's daily lives, which is very worthy of our vigilance and attention. For example, unclean sexual life or premature sexual life may lead to the occurrence of cervical polyps. Young women do not have a good sexual environment due to premarital sex, psychological, living environment and other factors, which can easily cause cervical infection and trigger cervical polyps.