Yellow and sticky vaginal discharge and vulvar itching

Yellow and sticky leucorrhea and vulvar itching are relatively common gynecological diseases in women. The vulva is a private part of women and also a critical part. If the vulva is infected by bacteria or external infections, it will easily lead to vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic hydrops and other complications. It needs to be treated in time and you should pay more attention to your personal hygiene.

What is the reason for yellow and sticky vaginal discharge and vulvar itching?

Vulvar itching is a common gynecological disease. The vulva is also one of the most sensitive parts of the female body and can be infected by microorganisms such as bacteria and mold if not handled with care. Most of the friends who suffer from gynecological inflammation do not pay attention to personal hygiene. Once they have this symptom, they will experience lower abdominal pain, yellow and sticky leucorrhea and other complications. At this time, we should find out the cause in time and treat it symptomatically.

Vulvar itching is a common gynecological disease. The vulva is an extremely sensitive part of the female body. If you do not pay attention to daily hygiene and do not wash your underwear frequently, it is very easy to be infected by bacteria and fungi that grow on the underwear. Once you suffer from this type of gynecological inflammation, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as unbearable itching and abnormal leucorrhea. When we face these situations, we should take timely measures to resolve them.

There are many symptoms of gynecological inflammation such as vulvar itching, among which the color of leucorrhea can be a good reflection. When the color of leucorrhea is yellow and sticky, it means that there is a high possibility of trichomoniasis gynecological inflammation. At this time, we should take certain treatment measures to deal with it:

Precautions

1. You should change and wash your underwear frequently. When you go to the mall to buy underwear, you should choose high-quality cotton underwear. You should wash your vulva every day. Do not use soap or hot water, warm water is enough. During menstruation, keep your vulva clean and change sanitary napkins regularly.

2. Do not scratch with your hands. When the vulva is itchy and unbearable, many women choose to scratch with their hands, which is a very incorrect behavior. Improper scratching will not relieve the itching and may expand the scope of infection. If you accidentally scratch it, it will be more difficult to treat.

3. Eat less spicy food, keep your body and mind happy at all times, and pay attention to hygiene in public places.

4. If the vulvar itching is severe, you can choose to go to the hospital for examination, and you also need to pay attention to the recurrence of the disease on a daily basis.

5. Use Western medicine treatment. After going to the hospital for examination, if it is caused by secretions produced by diseases such as diabetes, you can take diabetes medication for treatment. If it is caused by Trichomonas or fungus infection, you can take drugs such as Metronidazole. After taking these medicines, not only the itching can be relieved, but also the abnormal leucorrhea can be effectively relieved.

6. You can take the patient to the hospital for radiation therapy.