How to treat yellow, sticky and smelly leucorrhea?

If a woman's leucorrhea is colorless, transparent and has no odor, it is the healthiest type of leucorrhea. But in real life, some women's leucorrhea not only changes color, but also becomes smelly. At this time, you should consider whether this symptom is caused by the influence of disease. So, what is the reason why leucorrhea is yellow, sticky and has a strange smell?

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Common treatments for leucorrhea with a lot of odor:

1. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine: Spleen deficiency type leucorrhea is white in color and has no odor. Patients experience chest tightness, fatigue, loss of appetite, loose stools, and white tongue coating. It is advisable to use Chinese medicine that strengthens the spleen and eliminates dampness, such as Yudai Pills, 15 grams each time, twice a day; or Renshen Guipi Pills, 1 pill each time, 3 times a day.

2. Dietary therapy: 200 grams of fresh purslane and 2 raw eggs. Mash purslane and filter the juice, remove the egg yolks, mix the egg whites with the purslane juice, and drink with boiled water, once a day. Suitable for fungal leucorrhea with odor and excessive leucorrhea.

Although diet therapy and Chinese medicine treatment have certain curative effects, the results are not obvious, and it is easy to recur after treatment and cannot be eradicated. In addition, the odor of leucorrhea is unbearable and seriously affects the patient's life. Therefore, a more effective and quicker method should be chosen for treatment.

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Yellow leucorrhea with an odor is often a sign of reproductive tract infection, and is more common in vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.

Foamy leucorrhea: The leucorrhea is foamy and abundant, accompanied by itching of the vulva and vagina. If a vaginal leucorrhea smear test is done, active Trichomonas may be detected. This is caused by infection with Trichomonas due to unclean bath water in a tub, pool or sitz bath. This disease is often caused by itching and scratching of the vaginal opening, which leads to purulent infection and the leucorrhea turns into yellow pus and foam.

Purulent leucorrhea: Leucorrhea is yellow or green and pus-like, often accompanied by symptoms such as general weakness and low fever. It is likely to be acute vaginitis or cervicitis. Purulence indicates bacterial infection.