Is green vaginal discharge serious?

Women may be more susceptible to gynecological diseases due to their special physiological structure. Tofu-like light green vaginal discharge is one of the common ones, but many women do not know what causes the tofu-like light green vaginal discharge. Let’s learn how to do it together today.

What causes tofu-like light green leucorrhea?

1. Tofu dregs leucorrhea

If the vaginal discharge is pus-like and accompanied by an odor and a thick, sticky leucorrhea-like appearance, it most likely means that the woman has Trichomonas vaginitis, which has already become festered and infected with bacteria. It may also be due to gonorrhea, chronic cervicitis or foreign objects in the female vagina. The actual situation needs to be checked to find out.

2. Okara-like leucorrhea

The vaginal discharge is light green and shaped like tofu dregs. This type of vaginal discharge is a key characteristic of candidal vaginitis. Most people with this type of vaginal discharge also have vulvar itching. Bacterial vaginitis is mainly manifested by increased fluid in the vagina, accompanied by itching or burning symptoms. Vaginal discharge may also appear gray and thin.

3. Light yellow vaginal discharge

Infection with chlamydia or mycoplasma can also cause abnormal vaginal discharge. The light green color of vaginal discharge may be due to necrosis of diseased tissue or degeneration of the tissue. This condition may occur with subhysterectomy and cervical cancer.

4. Bloody leucorrhea

To put it simply, vaginal discharge contains blood, and such vaginal discharge indicates a serious condition. It is very likely that you have a malignant tumor, such as cervical cancer, uterine cancer, etc. However, some healthy tumors may also have this phenomenon, so when abnormalities occur at the beginning, don’t scare yourself. You still have to go to the hospital for a physical examination before drawing any conclusions.

If women have vaginal discharge like the above in daily life, they must go for examination and treatment. Don't be too optimistic. You definitely have a gynecological disease and it won't get better by just holding it up.