What is the reason for the green discharge?

I believe that female friends usually pay attention to the state of their secretions. This is a good practice, because only when abnormal symptoms appear as soon as possible can they pay attention and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to eliminate the symptoms. So, what is the reason for the increase in leucorrhea and a little yellow? What is the reason for the increase in leucorrhea and a little yellow?

1. Vaginitis: Vaginitis is a common gynecological disease. It is caused by poor hygiene and infection with Toxoplasma gondii. The secretions and uterine wall may be abnormal. The body may show mild fever and increased secretions. Green vaginal discharge is one of the symptoms of vaginitis.

2. Endometritis: Endometritis is also one of the reasons why leucorrhea turns green. Generally, people suffer from endometritis after childbirth or miscarriage. Because women at this time are very susceptible to infection, when the infection is serious, the discharge will appear green, and it will also produce smelly and bloody discharge.

3. Cervical diseases: Generally, cervical diseases are divided into two types, namely cervicitis and cervical erosion. People with cervical diseases may find abnormal secretions.

In daily life, you must remember to wash your bras, underwear, and cotton socks separately. When having sexual intercourse with your partner, you must pay attention to hygiene issues. It is best to take a bath before sexual intercourse to prevent vaginal infection. When you find abnormal leucorrhea, such as green color, you must go to the abortion hospital for examination in time to avoid more diseases caused by abnormal leucorrhea.

When the discharge turns green, it is first considered that there is a case of candidal vaginitis. Fungal vaginitis is mainly caused by Candida albicans infection. Because Candida albicans infection will cause itching in the private parts, and the secretions will turn green, often showing tofu dregs-like and watery changes. It is recommended to go to the hospital for routine examination of leucorrhea, and actively take medication under the guidance of a doctor.

When treating candidal vaginitis, it is recommended that couples treat each other. Because candidal vaginitis is prone to recurrence, try to reduce sexual intercourse during the treatment period and use condoms when necessary.

It is recommended to keep the vulva clean and dry on a daily basis. Eat light food and avoid spicy, irritating and cold foods. Be careful not to overwork and arrange your time reasonably.