Slightly yellow leucorrhea without odor

The discharge is light yellow and has no odor. The amount of discharge is normal and the patient has no swelling or itching in the private parts or vagina, which proves that the patient has normal leucorrhea. Female discharge can turn light yellow after oxidation by air. In this case, no special regular examination and treatment is required.

The patient's secretions are light yellow and have no odor, but the amount of secretions is very large, causing local itching and discomfort. It is necessary to consider that the patient may have various inflammations. For example, the patient has chronic cervicitis, cervical hypertrophy, cervical polypoid hyperplasia or chronic endometrial inflammation, which can cause the patient to have a large amount of leucorrhea, light yellow in color and no odor. The patient does not have a specific pathogenic infection, but only due to inflammation, there are hematomas and edema in the tissues, so the patient will have more leucorrhea, and the secretions will turn light yellow after being oxidized by the air.

During ovulation, the leucorrhea is light yellow and has no odor. This may be a sign of mild gynecological inflammation, or the discharge may turn yellow when it is discharged because the discharge stays in the female vagina for too long. Under normal circumstances, the amount of secretion will increase relatively during ovulation. Generally, the secretion is milky white or creamy white and viscous. During ovulation, the secretion will appear wire-drawn and transparent. If there is a slight gynecological inflammation during the ovulation period, the leucorrhea will turn yellow.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine physical examination of female secretions, search for bacteria, and choose appropriate lotions or vaginal suppositories for treatment. Usually pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva, clean the vulva with warm water every day, and do not use feminine wash frequently to avoid vaginal intestinal flora imbalance. If you have normal sexual life during the ovulation period but do not have any plans to get pregnant, you should adopt safe and effective contraceptive methods to prevent accidents.