What disease may the yellow pus in leucorrhea be?

By looking at your leucorrhea, you can tell whether you are healthy. The presence of yellow pus in your leucorrhea is an abnormal condition and must be taken seriously. Generally speaking, yellow purulent vaginal discharge is caused by various vaginitis, cervicitis, cervical erosion and other diseases. To determine the specific disease that is causing the discharge, you should go to the hospital for a routine check-up to confirm the diagnosis, and then receive symptomatic treatment. Avoid taking medication indiscriminately. If sexual partners or couples need to be treated together, both must be treated at the same time, otherwise cross infection will occur.

Yellow purulent leucorrhea is a very abnormal phenomenon and may be caused by gynecological diseases. A common symptom of cervical erosion among gynecological diseases is yellow and purulent vaginal discharge. Therefore, if a woman has yellow and purulent vaginal discharge, she should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to determine whether she has cervical erosion.

The main symptoms of patients with chronic cervicitis are increased leucorrhea and yellow purulent leucorrhea. Due to the different pathogens, scope and degree of inflammation, the amount, color, taste and properties of leucorrhea are also different. It can be milky white mucous, yellow purulent, or bloody. When the inflammation spreads along the uterosacral ligament to the pelvic cavity, symptoms such as low back and sacral pain, lower abdominal pain, or dysmenorrhea may occur. It gets worse during menstruation, bowel movements or sexual intercourse. Thick, purulent leucorrhea is not conducive to the passage of sperm and can cause infertility. During examination, the cervix may be found to show varying degrees of erosion, polyps, lacerations, eversion, glandular cysts, hypertrophy, etc.

The main clinical manifestations of cervical erosion are increased vaginal discharge, yellow purulent or bloody mucous discharge, which often overflows from the vaginal opening and causes irritation and vulvar itching. If the inflammation extends to the pelvic cavity, symptoms such as low back and sacral pain, pelvic prolapse, and dysmenorrhea may occur, especially during menstruation, bowel movements, or sexual intercourse.

Normally, experts recommend that women should be more observant. Ignoring abnormal vaginal discharge may lead to ignoring potential health risks, which will seriously affect women's health and may even make them infertile in the future. Therefore, women who want to become pregnant must first cure their gynecological diseases before they can become pregnant. At the same time, pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts to prevent various diseases. Don't neglect your health because of busy work and life.