What color is mycoplasma leucorrhea

At present, many middle-aged and elderly female friends have various gynecological diseases. Because there are many types of gynecological diseases and the causes are relatively complicated, a gynecological examination is required first when receiving treatment. Many women with gynecological diseases are often found to have chlamydia secretions when they go to the hospital for physical examinations. So what color is chlamydia leucorrhea?

The so-called discharge actually refers to the secretions produced in the female vagina. Under normal circumstances, the discharge is a liquid without color or odor. However, when women have genital and urinary tract infections, secretions will change. Chlamydia is actually a pathogenic microorganism. When it enters the female urinary system, the vaginal secretions will contain Chlamydia, which is called secretory Chlamydia.

The symptoms of female chlamydia infection are increased female secretions, strong odor, yellow color, and accompanied by vulvar itching. Many people may experience frequent urination and incomplete urination.

Many women think that if there is chlamydia in the secretions, they must receive medical treatment. In fact, this is too suspicious. It is normal to have chlamydia in the secretions. If there is no infection, there is no need for treatment. However, if chlamydia has caused infection and there is frequent vulvar itching, then clinical treatment is needed in time.

Chlamydia infection directly causes inflammation, accompanied by pain, which is unbearable. In order to relieve the pain, after suffering from Chlamydia infection, you must closely cooperate with the treatment, pay attention to sexual life and diet, as well as the temperature and humidity of the living environment. After being sick, try not to have sex, eat more fruits and vegetables, etc.

In addition, chlamydia infection has a certain degree of cross-infection. In order to prevent cross-infection, patients are advised not to have sexual intercourse during the illness period until the chlamydia infection has been well controlled before resuming normal sexual life.