What does it mean when the leucorrhea is thin, yellow and has an odor?

Leucorrhea can usually be used as a basis for diagnosing gynecological diseases in women. Thin, yellow and odorous leucorrhea are typical abnormal symptoms. However, this situation is often easily overlooked, and people always think that washing the vagina on time every day can restore the leucorrhea to normal. But things always go against one's wishes. At this time, it is necessary to cooperate with the cause treatment. Now the editor will tell you all the triggering factors that I have collected.

Many women will encounter a situation where the leucorrhea is thin, yellow and has an odor. This is a symptom of abnormal leucorrhea and should be taken seriously. Leucorrhea is a secretion from the vagina and cervix. The amount is generally small, and it is usually colorless and transparent, like egg white, and is odorless and non-irritating. So, what happens if the leucorrhea is thin, yellow and has an odor? If the leucorrhea is thin, yellow and has an odor, it is generally considered to be a possible reproductive system infection, such as Trichomonas vaginitis, endometritis, vaginitis, candidal vaginitis or cervicitis and other similar gynecological diseases.

Usually, the occurrence of female reproductive tract inflammation will directly lead to abnormal leucorrhea. Among them, married women have a generally increased chance of being infected. This is largely related to their frequent sexual life. For example, during sex, the man caresses with his hands without washing his hands, and his nails are too long and dirty, which can easily cause infection. And during sex, if one party does not wash the lower body, especially the man's hygiene, it can also cause infection. If the man suffers from phimosis or foreskin is too long, and is lazy to urinate and clean after intercourse, it is the most common cause of infection in women. Therefore, in addition to paying attention to daily hygiene habits, women also need to pay attention to sexual hygiene habits. For example, both men and women should wash their lower body, especially men, and they should also wash their hands frequently with hand sanitizer.

Through the explanation in the article, everyone can see that abnormal leucorrhea is not a trivial matter, so you must not sit idly by and go to a regular gynecological hospital for treatment in time. The editor would also like to remind all women to actively maintain their own hygiene and do a good job of prevention from the root to keep the genital skin away from infection.