Can I have a child if my vaginal discharge is yellow?

We know that in order to conceive a healthy child, our body must be kept in a healthy state, and we cannot easily get pregnant under abnormal circumstances. In daily life, some women have yellow leucorrhea and are worried that it is caused by gynecological diseases, which will affect pregnancy. So, is it possible to have a child if your leucorrhea is yellow? Let’s take a look below.

What is yellow leucorrhea

Yellow leucorrhea is a symptom of abnormal leucorrhea, which is usually caused by gynecological inflammation. In addition to the common symptom of yellow leucorrhea, it may also show symptoms such as bad odor, abdominal pain, thin foamy, and tofu dregs-like appearance depending on the different pathogens.

What are the reasons for yellow leucorrhea

Trichomonas vaginitis

Trichomonas vaginitis can cause yellow or yellow-green vaginal discharge, thin purulent discharge, increased foamy discharge, and vaginal itching and odor.

Fungal vaginitis

Candidal vaginitis can cause the leucorrhea to become yellow or white, and have a curd-like or curd-like appearance. It is also accompanied by vaginal itching, and the texture is sticky and has a slight odor.

Senile vaginitis

Senile vaginitis can cause yellow watery or purulent vaginal discharge, increased vaginal discharge with a foul odor, bloody vaginal discharge, and a feeling of heaviness and burning in the lower abdomen and vagina.

Can I have a child if my vaginal discharge is yellow?

Depending on the patient's condition

Once a woman with yellow leucorrhea successfully conceives, it will have basically no effect on the fetus. Although women with yellow leucorrhea can have children, it is generally recommended to receive treatment before becoming pregnant. However, for some women who are eager to conceive, they may consider getting treatment after becoming pregnant and giving birth.

The possible impact of yellow leucorrhea on the fetus

Yellow leucorrhea with odor after pregnancy will not only cause vulvar itching, but as the condition worsens it may also affect pregnancy, causing re-rupture of the fetal membrane and inducing premature birth. Women with yellow leucorrhea may also cause fetal infection, causing erythema rash in the fetus, yellow pinpoint plaques in the umbilical cord, and even causing thrush, red buttocks and other diseases in the fetus.