How to take care of yellow-green leucorrhea without odor and itching

If a female friend has abnormal leucorrhea that is yellow-green in color and itchy, she may be suffering from vaginitis. There are many reasons for contracting vaginitis. One is that it is transmitted through unclean toilets, towels, and bed sheets in public places. Another is that frequent use of vaginal washes destroys the weakly acidic environment of the vagina. More often, women suffer from gynecological diseases due to multiple miscarriages. At this time, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. It is best to bring your partner with you for treatment to avoid repeated cross-infection. If vaginal inflammation is not completely cured, it is easy to recur, and the symptoms of vulvar itching are unbearable. The best way is to follow the doctor's advice and actively treat it.

1. Pay attention to personal hygiene and keep the vulva clean and dry; wash and change underwear frequently, do not share bath towels or bathtubs with others, do not wear underwear made of nylon or similar fabrics, and bath towels, underwear, etc. used during illness should be boiled and disinfected.

2. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment, or condoms should be used to prevent cross infection. Vaginal medication and sitz baths should be avoided during menstruation.

3. The diet should be light and avoid spicy food to prevent dampness and heat or damage to yin blood. Pay attention to diet nutrition and strengthen your physical fitness to drive away evil spirits.

4. Stabilize emotions, cultivate temperament, and conduct psychological treatment according to the patient's personality and the causes of the disease, strengthen exercise, enhance physical fitness, and improve autoimmune function. Actively eliminate the inducing factors and promptly treat various inflammations of the reproductive organs.

Gynecological inflammation is very effective as long as it is treated with targeted treatment, but you should also pay attention to protection in your daily life. For example, it is best to wash your underwear by hand, expose it to the sun, change your underwear frequently every day, and choose cotton and breathable underwear. Summer is the season when vaginal inflammation is most prevalent. The vulva is prone to sweating and breeding bacteria. Many women do not change sanitary pads for a long time in order to facilitate the use of sanitary pads, which makes them prone to vaginitis.