Leucorrhea is a little yellow after hysteroscopy

Many women have yellow leucorrhea in their daily life, which is a gynecological disease. However, many women were fine before laparoscopic surgery, but found that their leucorrhea became yellow after surgery. Why is this? What is the reason for yellow leucorrhea after laparoscopic surgery?

What is the reason for the leucorrhea to turn yellow after laparoscopic surgery?

Hysteroscopy is an invasive treatment method. If there is a lot of leucorrhea after the operation, but there is no odor or itching, you can observe it for a while and do not need to treat it immediately. If it is accompanied by other gynecological symptoms, you should do a leucorrhea examination to see if there is gynecological inflammation. Clean the vulva every day to keep it clean and dry.

Surgical treatment will cause certain harm to the human body. After the operation, there will be various discomforts, the most common of which are pain, bleeding, irregular menstruation, etc. It is normal to have heavy menstrual flow in the first month after a hysteroscopy. Pay attention to nutrition and diet, get more rest, and your menstrual period will gradually return to normal. Don't worry, it is a normal condition after surgery and will generally subside gradually.

Yellow and thick leucorrhea is the main manifestation of abnormal leucorrhea. The occurrence of this symptom should alert women to the possibility of gynecological inflammation, such as common cervicitis and vaginitis. Cervicitis is a common gynecological disease among women. The clinical manifestations are excessive leucorrhea, thick yellow or purulent mucus, occasionally accompanied by blood or secretions with blood, which must not be ignored. If not treated in time, serious cervical diseases such as cervical erosion, cervical hypertrophy, cervical polyps, etc. can often occur, which not only affects the normal quality of life, but also can cause harm to the human body.

There are many gynecological causes of thick yellow leucorrhea, such as:

1. Uterine fibroids are common gynecological tumors with a high prevalence rate, and symptoms such as irregular menstruation, anemia, compression, and abdominal masses often occur. If the secretions are abnormal, especially if there is blood in the secretions, you should be alert to the possibility of uterine fibroids, especially malignant tumors.

2. Cervicitis can cause excessive vaginal discharge, which is sometimes even the only symptom. Excessive, turbid, pus-like or bloody leucorrhea, as well as urinary symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and inability to hold urine are typical symptoms of cervicitis and cervical erosion.

3. Pelvic inflammatory disease is often manifested by excessive secretions, itching, burning pain, leg soreness, lower abdominal pain and other symptoms. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease also often presents symptoms such as chills and fever, increased body temperature. In addition to abnormal leucorrhea, most of the chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have symptoms such as induced infertility and lower abdominal pain.

4. If there is a lot of leucorrhea, which is light yellow or light green, accompanied by a strong odor, and is sticky or watery, and in severe cases the discharge may contain blood, you should first consider the possibility of inflammation.