Yellow discharge on underwear

Many people say that menstruation is a weather chart of women's physical and mental health. Many women usually observe the changes in menstruation carefully to understand the health of their body. For example, whether the menstrual period comes on time, the flow rate and tone of the menstrual period are normal, etc. However, menstruation only comes once a month. In fact, women should pay more attention to the changes in body secretions in their daily lives. Some women often notice that the secretions on their underwear are yellow. What is the reason?

In daily life, we only need to pay close attention to our own secretions to detect symptoms early, and every woman's physical constitution is different, so the secretions are also different. Normal leucorrhea is usually milky white or transparent. Some are odorless, while others have a slight fishy smell. If the secretion changes, it means that the vagina is infected with bacteria and you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately. Now let me tell you why secretions stick to your underwear and turn yellow.

First: If a female friend's vagina is infected, the secretions will change, because normal leucorrhea is transparent, just like egg white, it may also be milky white. If the secretions become light yellow and have a peculiar smell, then you should go to the hospital for examination.

Second: If the leucorrhea is yellow and very thick, it is most likely cervicitis. The most serious symptom of cervicitis is excessive leucorrhea that is yellow and very thick. In more serious cases, the discharge may contain blood. If not treated in time, it will cause cervical erosion.

Third: Many women use sanitary pads every day for the sake of hygiene, even if they don’t have their period. In fact, this has no benefits to the human body. Since sanitary pads have poor air permeability, they are conducive to the growth of bacteria and will aggravate abnormal leucorrhea. Therefore, it is best not to use sanitary pads frequently.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Many women do not pay attention to the thick yellow leucorrhea, thinking that it does not hurt or itch and has no effect on the body, so they do not seek medical treatment in time, and as a result, it gradually develops into a more serious disease.