Yellow sticky substance discharge from lower body

If thick yellow liquid flows out from the lower part of the vagina, it usually indicates that you may have Trichomonas vaginitis. If the yellowish and thick substance is not a secretion from the water sample, it generally indicates bacterial vaginitis or cervical erosion. It is usually accompanied by itching and sometimes a foul odor. Be sure to go to the hospital for a biopsy to see if it is a bacterial infection or cervical erosion, and then identify the cause and use medication for treatment.

If yellowish liquid flows out from below, it is caused by bacteria. Test the secretions and the white blood cell count is plus. You can wash it with Fuyanjie or Honghe Washing Solution, then apply ciprofloxacin suppository or nifuratel suppository externally, and then take cephalosporin and penicillin drugs internally for one week if there is no skin allergy.

If a girl has a dark brown, thick discharge from her vagina, the first thing to consider is menarche. If it is not the menstrual period, it is considered to be ovulation bleeding, which will occur about 14 days before the next menstrual period. If the above two conditions are eliminated, it is necessary to consider whether the miscarriage bleeding is caused by unmarried pregnancy. You can go to the hospital for a blood test, HCG and abdominal color ultrasound examination. If you are pregnant, you must pay attention to bed rest and avoid exercise. It is clear that you can receive treatment to preserve the fetus after the pregnancy is achieved in the uterus. If it is ovulation bleeding, it is a normal phenomenon and you don't need to catch a cold or get tired.

1. The milky white sticky substance generally refers to female secretions, also known as vaginal secretions. It is a mixture of fallen cells from the vagina and cervix and secretions from the glandular ducts of the uterine wall. 2. Vaginal secretions will change to a certain extent as female hormones change during the menstrual cycle. Immediately after the menstrual period, the vaginal discharge is usually less, or there is a light white sticky discharge. During ovulation, leucorrhea generally manifests as transparent, wire-like vaginal discharge, which facilitates sperm penetration and pregnancy. Leucorrhea becomes thick and cloudy before menstruation. 3. If there is no vulvar itching, no odor, and the discharge is milky white and sticky, it is normal.

When mucus is discharged from the lower body, you need to consider the appearance and characteristics of the mucus. The mucus that flows out during the non-menstrual period should be vaginal discharge. In the two stages of just one week after the menstrual period or before the menstrual period, this thick vaginal discharge is normal as long as it does not itch or have a bad smell. During ovulation, the mucus flowing out of the lower body is transparent, brushed, and egg white-like, which also means that ovulation is approaching. If the mucus flows out after intercourse, it is the liquid that flows out of liquefied sperm and vaginal secretions.