What is the reason for the yellow and sticky leucorrhea?

Most women's health diseases are related to gynecological inflammation. Many women are troubled by the same problem: yellow and sticky leucorrhea makes them feel very uncomfortable and nauseous. They want to go to the hospital for treatment but think it may not be a big deal. In addition, they are very embarrassed so they just ignore it. So why does women’s leucorrhea become yellow and sticky? Is there any solution to the treatment? Check out the following comments!

Leucorrhea has always been regarded by gynecologists as a barometer of women's health, so female friends must not ignore any abnormal reactions of leucorrhea. Normal leucorrhea is transparent like egg white, slightly sticky and slightly sour.

Yellow and sticky leucorrhea may be a precursor to certain gynecological diseases. Conditions such as vaginitis and cervical erosion will manifest as yellow and sticky leucorrhea. The specific reasons are analyzed as follows.

1. Regarding the cause of yellow leucorrhea caused by candidal vaginitis, gynecological experts emphasize that most women with candidal vaginitis will experience increased and yellow leucorrhea, itching and burning sensation of the vulva and vagina, painful urination, redness and edema around the vulva, and changes in the epidermis.

2. Women with Trichomonas vaginitis will have yellow or yellow-green leucorrhea, which will be mainly thin and thick, with a large amount of foamy and other abnormal symptoms. These secretions will contain many white blood cells, which will hinder the survival of sperm and can cause infertility.

3. Why does leucorrhea turn yellow due to senile vaginitis? It is also possible that you have senile vaginitis, which is mainly manifested by: increased vaginal secretions, which are relatively thin and light yellow in color. Women with more serious conditions will have purulent and bloody leucorrhea with a foul odor. The vulva experiences itching or burning sensation, and during examination, it can be seen that the vagina shows senile changes, with epithelial atrophy, disappearance of wrinkles, and the epithelium becoming smooth.

4. Women with cervical erosion will often have yellow leucorrhea, with a relatively large amount, and abnormal symptoms such as pus in the leucorrhea. Failure to promptly and effectively treat cervical erosion can lead to infertility.

Women's diseases are always so complex and diverse. Sometimes, if you are not careful, you will find that the disease has already come. Especially for girls, because of their special body structure, they should pay more attention to it in daily life, especially in terms of physiology, and pay attention to understanding the basic knowledge. What is the yellow and sticky leucorrhea in women that we are talking about today? After the introduction, the girls should have a general idea