Why does leucorrhea turn green?

Gynecological diseases in women can be said to be varied. If you are not careful, various reasons may lead to the occurrence of gynecological diseases. Abnormal leucorrhea can be said to be the most common gynecological disease, but when the color of leucorrhea turns green, many people will probably be worried. Here, the editor has prepared the reasons and treatments for green leucorrhea, hoping to help people with this symptom.

If the leucorrhea is pus-like, green, yellow or yellow-green in color, and has a fishy smell, it may be caused by Trichomonas vaginitis. Further medical examination is needed, including routine leucorrhea tests and color Doppler ultrasound examinations, and sensitive antibiotics should be selected for treatment under the doctor's guidance. Because trichomoniasis can cause infection of the urethra, paraurethral glands, and Bartholin's glands at the same time, systemic medication is required to cure this disease.

1). Systemic medication: Do not breastfeed during medication.

2). Local medication: For those who cannot tolerate oral medications or are not suitable for systemic medications, vaginal local medication can be used. Topical medications alone are not as effective as systemic medications.

3). Treatment of sexual partners: Trichomonas is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse. Sexual partners should be treated at the same time, and sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment.

4). Cure standard: When the test result of Trichomonas is negative after treatment, the leucorrhea should still be checked after each treatment. If the result is negative after 3 tests, it can be considered cured.

If acute Trichomonas vaginitis is not treated or is not treated thoroughly, it can turn into chronic Trichomonas vaginitis. Experts from gynecological hospitals point out that the leucorrhea at this time will be less than that in the acute phase, and is mostly grayish white and rice-like, and still has a foul odor. When you have a urinary tract infection, you may experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Gynecological examination revealed: the vulva and vaginal mucosa were light red or slightly congested, and there was grayish white, watery, foamy leucorrhea with a foul odor accumulated in the posterior curvature.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you all have a clear understanding of the reason why leucorrhea turns green. When you encounter this situation, you must not be careless. Go to the hospital for examination in time, listen to the doctor's instructions, and take measures to control it. Of course, hygiene must be taken seriously. Sometimes details determine health.