Why does my vaginal discharge seem yellow, smelly and not itchy?

Women will have leucorrhea flow out of their vagina every month. Whenever leucorrhea occurs, you must learn to observe carefully, because many gynecological diseases may not have obvious symptoms, but the leucorrhea will be abnormal. If the leucorrhea is more, and the color is yellow, and accompanied by a fishy smell, it is definitely an abnormal phenomenon. You must be alert to some gynecological diseases, especially considering the following reasons.

Why does my vaginal discharge seem yellow, smelly and not itchy?

If the leucorrhea has an odor and is yellow and excessive in amount, the main concern is bacterial vaginosis. If you have bloating and pain in the lower abdomen, the possibility of pelvic inflammation cannot be ruled out. You should use a red core Fujie wash to flush the vagina in proportion, then insert a metronidazole suppository into the vagina. Take the medicine for one course and then observe. For abdominal pain, it is recommended to take Kangfuyan Capsules orally.

This is bacterial vaginitis. You can use metronidazole suppositories.

Guidance:

During a course of drug treatment, pay attention to hygiene, take frequent baths, change clothes frequently, wear loose and breathable cotton underwear, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

This situation is often caused by vaginitis. Keep the area clean and hygienic.

Guidance:

It is recommended to use Kangfute suppository locally and take anti-gynecitis capsules orally for treatment. Avoid sexual intercourse and avoid exertion. Get more rest.

Abnormal leucorrhea, or leucorrhea with an unpleasant odor, is mostly caused by gynecological diseases, of which there are many types. The treatment should be based on the patient's symptoms. During the treatment, pay more attention to hygiene and avoid sexual intercourse.

Suggestions: Go to the hospital to see a gynecologist, and then do a routine leucorrhea examination to see the specific cause of the discharge, and then get diagnosed and treated. The cost can usually be determined after the hospital examination. As for the hospital, any Grade A hospital will do, and it generally doesn’t cost much.

You may have vaginitis. What we need to do now is to do a routine leucorrhea test to confirm the diagnosis.

Suggestions: Then be sure to use antibiotics regularly under the guidance of a doctor, and it will take at least two weeks or longer to cure. Please drink plenty of water and maintain personal hygiene. Please do not take medicine casually.