White discharge around the clitoris

It is a normal physiological phenomenon for women to excrete some substances, and most women experience this condition. Especially when there is a problem with the human body, a large amount of secretions will be discharged. If the secretion of milky white secretions is excessive, you need to pay attention. It may be caused by some special reasons. It is best to find out the reasons. Next, I will explain why there is white secretion around the clitoris?

Why is there white discharge around the clitoris?

White discharge near the clitoris may be an uncomfortable symptom caused by poor hygiene or other reasons, so there is no need to worry too much. During this period, pay attention to replenishing water, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

How to treat clitoral exposure?

1. After treatment, avoid wind and sun exposure as the skin is relatively tender. Wear sunscreen when going out, avoid using ethanol (including skin care products containing ethanol), and do not squeeze, press, touch or rub the skin.

2. Avoid photosensitive foods (such as lettuce, amaranth, coriander, etc.) and photosensitive drugs during the treatment period. People with sensitive skin should avoid foods that may cause skin allergies.

3. After treatment, due to the increased absorption capacity of the skin and accelerated basal metabolism, some patients may experience dry and dehydrated skin. Therefore, skin care is required after the operation to replenish sufficient water and nutrients.

4. Some patients keep the wound dry and clean after treatment.

5. Each treatment process is carried out in 1-5 times. Depending on the patient's individual condition, some patients may need 2-3 treatment processes. The color of the affected area gradually fades, and the next treatment can be carried out 3-4 weeks after each treatment.

After a detailed introduction, everyone knows what white secretions are, so once there is an abnormality, you need to purposefully improve your body's condition. Some secretions are abnormal and you need to learn how to identify them. The easiest way is to look at the color. If it turns yellow, then there is a problem. If it is milky white, it is a normal indicator. If the color cannot be identified, other technical tests may be needed, which are generally only available in hospitals.