The secretion of underwear turns yellow and hard

There are many types of female vaginal secretions, and the main factors that make up vaginal secretions include the vaginal surface mucosa and uterine epithelial mucosa. By observing vaginal secretions, it is possible to effectively check whether gynecological diseases occur. Because once a woman has a gynecological disease, it will cause changes in vaginal secretions. So what if a woman finds that the secretion on her underwear has turned yellow and hardened?

What is the secretion on women's underwear?

There are about 20 kinds of microorganisms, including epithelial cells shed from the vaginal mucosa, secretions from sebaceous glands, and vaginal lactobacilli. During a woman's ovulation period, due to the vigorous secretion of cervical endometrial glandular cells, the main component of leucorrhea is cervical mucus. At this time, the secretion increases and becomes thin, transparent egg white-like, and can even stretch several centimeters. It has good elasticity and ends at the end of the ovulation period. About 2 days before menstruation, the pelvic cavity gradually becomes congested, and vaginal secretions increase again, sometimes with a little blood.

My underwear is always wet

Women with high estrogen secretion have a lot of cervical mucus, so their underwear is often wet. However, as long as the secretions are thin, elastic, colorless and odorless, it is usually a normal phenomenon. Some women may also experience this situation due to physical weakness, and this situation can be eliminated by removing dampness and conditioning.

Yellow underwear

The leucorrhea on the underwear is bean curd-like and yellowish, and is accompanied by unbearable itching in the private parts, and there is often an urge to scratch. This is usually a symptom of candidal vaginitis.

Blood streaks in underwear

There are usually two situations in which blood will appear in leucorrhea, namely physiological and pathological. During the ovulation period, some women will have bloody secretions, which is called ovulation bleeding, which is usually not a big deal. However, when there is bloody secretions on the underwear, it may be caused by a variety of gynecological problems such as acute vaginitis, cervical polyps, tumors, etc., and is usually accompanied by odor and itching symptoms.

Underwear has odor

Normal private discharge has no odor. If the leucorrhea is sour and smelly, and increases significantly and becomes foamy, it is likely caused by Trichomonas vaginitis. If the leucorrhea increases and has an odor, and there is redness, swelling, burning pain, and frequent, urgent, and painful urination, it may be caused by bacterial vaginitis.

In any case, everyone should observe these conditions carefully and be responsible for their own health. Also, remember to change your underwear frequently. The lifespan of underwear is generally about 3 months, and it must be replaced no more than half a year. Since private secretions can easily attract germs, you should change and wash your underwear frequently every day and expose them to the sun to kill bacteria and disinfect them.