What is the reason for yellow water discharge from the vagina

Many women have the problem of yellow discharge from their vagina. The most common cause of this type of problem is vaginitis. Vaginitis is also divided into different types. Different types of vaginitis affect different groups, have different actual symptoms, and require different treatments. Nonspecific vaginitis, senile vaginitis and candidal vaginitis are the three most common types of vaginitis in clinical medicine. Here I will introduce these three types of vaginitis to you in detail!

1. Nonspecific vaginitis

Nonspecific vaginitis is a common gynecological inflammation. Its clinical symptoms are increased secretions in the vagina, which turn yellowish in color, that is, yellow fluid always flows out from there, accompanied by an odor. Due to the irritation of the yellow liquid to the private parts, the patient will also experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and pain when urinating. These symptoms can cause vaginal adhesions, vaginal accumulation of fluid and cervical accumulation of fluid, and can also cause pelvic inflammatory disease.

Clinical symptoms: During the subacute phase, the body temperature may rise slightly, the white blood cell count may increase, the patient may feel weak, have pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen, and the female secretions may increase in a purulent, serous or tenacious form, and there may be a burning sensation in the vagina. The speculum can be seen to have vaginal mucosal hematoma, sometimes with small shallow ulcers, and the pH value of the female vagina is alkaline.

2. Elderly vaginitis

We call the vaginitis in the elderly senile vaginitis. Its clinical symptoms are excessive vaginal discharge, which turns yellowish. When the condition is not serious, the smell is in the water sample. If the condition is serious, it will become thick and have an odor. Elderly vaginitis may also cause vulvar itching or burning sensation, and lower abdominal distension. Symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating can also cause vaginal adhesions, leading to symptoms such as vaginal and cervical accumulation of fluid.

3. Candidal vaginitis

There are also many vaginitis symptoms that can cause yellow discharge, such as candidal vaginitis. Its clinical symptoms are excessive leucorrhea, which is milky white or has a strong odor, as well as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and hematuria.

Three types of vaginitis will cause yellow fluid to flow from the vagina. If vaginitis occurs, it needs good treatment. Oral analgesics and external cleansers can alleviate the symptoms. Pay attention to your own hygiene at ordinary times. Wear cotton underwear with good breathability. Change underwear every day. When cleaning underwear, it is best to scald it with hot water or expose it in the sun, which has a good sterilization effect. Women with vaginitis should not eat spicy or irritating foods.