Eight-year-old girl's discharge is yellow

Nowadays, many instant foods are injected with hormones, especially chicken and pork. Many of them are grown with hormones in a short period of time. So if people eat too much of them, they will suffer from precocious puberty. Many girls have started menstruating before they reach puberty, and some little girls are even infected with gynecological diseases at the age of only eight. So why is the secretion of an eight-year-old girl yellow?

Infant vaginitis is also known as vulvovaginitis in infants. Vulvovaginitis is a very common disease in female infants. Treatment is often delayed due to factors such as poor self-reporting ability of infants and neglect by parents. Due to the anatomical characteristics of young girls, the vulva is poorly developed and cannot cover the urethral opening and vaginal vestibule, bacteria can easily invade. They also have low estrogen levels, thin vaginal epithelium, little glycogen, high pH value, few lactobacilli, and are susceptible to infection.

Keep the baby's vulva clean and dry. When using diapers for babies, it is best to choose pure cotton, which is soft and breathable. It is best not to use diapers when you are not going out. Change diapers promptly after urination and defecation, and clean the vulva 1 to 2 times a day, paying special attention to cleaning and gently drying the labia and skin folds. When entering the early childhood period, little girls no longer sleep in cribs or sit in strollers or chairs. Instead, they walk around and play. They often wear open-crotch pants and sit on the floor or carpet at will. At this time, dirt, dust, and even small insects can easily contaminate and irritate the vulva. Riding a bicycle or sitting on hard objects can easily damage the vulva.

Therefore, parents should pay attention and try not to let young children sit or lie on the floor. They should wear closed-crotch pants as early as possible, and not wear tight pants or high socks made of synthetic fibers. Clothes should be soft, loose and comfortable. Cleanliness after urination and defecation should not be neglected, especially after urination. Use soft toilet paper to wipe the urethral opening and surrounding areas, and pay attention to the posture of urination to avoid urinating from front to back into the vagina. After defecation, use clean toilet paper to wipe from front to back to avoid wiping feces into the vagina. In addition, children's bathtubs, towels, etc. should be used by designated persons only to avoid cross infection with adults. As long as you take the above precautions seriously, you can effectively prevent the occurrence of vulvitis in infants and young children.