Vulvar itching and yellow discharge

The body is often affected by various aspects in daily life, which will lead to the occurrence of some symptoms. Women are especially prone to private discomfort. For example, symptoms of vulvar itching and yellow discharge will make women very confused. In fact, this kind of abnormality can be treated through reliable methods, but the treatment method must be appropriate, otherwise it will make the condition worse. So, what is the matter with vulvar itching and yellow discharge?

First, ovulation bleeding. When a woman enters the ovulation period, due to a temporary drop in the estrogen level in the female body, secretions increase significantly, and the uterine wall loses hormone support and part of it falls off, causing bleeding. The amount of this ovulation bleeding is small, and after mixing with a large amount of secretions, it is dark red or light yellow. Therefore, many women mistakenly believe that they are always discharging yellow fluid. Note: Women who experience ovulation bleeding are generally not prone to abdominal pain, vulvar itching, fishy leucorrhea, etc. If they do, it means that they are caused by the following gynecological diseases.

Second, fungal vaginitis. Key features: leucorrhea-like discharge, heavy discharge, and a feeling of constant discharge of yellowish liquid. Other symptoms: vulvar itching, burning pain in private parts and vagina, sometimes accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, pain during sexual intercourse, gynecological examination: milky white film-like substance can be seen on the inner side of labia and vaginal mucosa, which can be wiped off to expose swollen mucosal surface, acute symptoms can show damaged erosion or superficial ulcers.

Third, this kind of situation means there is vaginitis. You need to go to the hospital for a routine examination of leucorrhea to diagnose what type of vaginitis is caused, and then cooperate with the treatment. During the treatment period, it is strictly forbidden to have sexual intercourse to avoid cross infection, and it will get better.