Why is the leucorrhea a little yellow?

What is the reason for the stringy yellow leucorrhea? We know that stringy leucorrhea is the ovulation period, and the stringy leucorrhea should be odorless, transparent and clear, but some people's leucorrhea is a little yellow. What is the reason?

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Why is the leucorrhea a little yellow?

If the leucorrhea turns yellow and becomes stringy, and there are no other abnormal symptoms, it is considered to be a normal physiological phenomenon during ovulation. In addition, there may also be inflammation of the reproductive system.

Normal leucorrhea should be colorless, odorless, small in quantity, thick, thin and viscous or egg white-like. Yellowing of brushed metal may be caused by candidal vaginitis. Candidal vaginitis is caused by fungal infection, mostly Candida albicans infection. Patients will have yellow vaginal discharge, similar to the consistency of cheese, or like tofu dregs, and also have vulvar itching, which varies in severity. Some patients have severe vulvar itching, which seriously affects their work and life, and the patients have swelling or even ulceration in the perineum. If yellow leucorrhea occurs and there are also symptoms such as vulvar itching, excessive leucorrhea, and lower abdominal pain, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately.

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How to solve the problem of yellowish leucorrhea

If the leucorrhea is yellow and is accompanied by excessive leucorrhea, strong odor, pus and other abnormal symptoms, it is considered to be caused by vaginitis or cervicitis. It is recommended to go to the gynecology department of a regular hospital in time for routine leucorrhea examination, colposcopy, gynecological B-ultrasound and other corresponding examinations. After finding the cause of the disease, targeted treatment should be carried out. Usually you should pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, wash the vulva with warm water every day, change underwear frequently, keep the private parts clean and dry, and pay attention to the hygiene during menstruation and the hygiene of couples' life. Usually develop the habit of observing the secretions. Once you find abnormal leucorrhea, you should see a doctor in time to avoid affecting your reproductive health.

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How many days does leucorrhea usually last?

The stringy vaginal discharge will appear for 2-3 days. As the estrogen level continues to rise and the egg is close to being matured, the discharge will become thinner, more transparent, and more stringy, and may be as long as about 10 cm. It can be used to determine the ovulation period within 24 hours. If a woman who plans to get pregnant can arrange to have sex at this time, the chance of pregnancy will be relatively increased. The ovulation time is short and it is easy to be overlooked. It is not very obvious in some women. After ovulation, the estrogen level increases, the secretions become thicker, the ovulation degree is poor, and it is easy to rupture.

The stringiness and softening of leucorrhea during ovulation is beneficial to the penetration of sperm. The secretions during the entire menstrual cycle are not very obvious, and no obvious stringiness is found. You can go to the hospital for color Doppler ultrasound to check the ovulation status, and supplement with estrogen for treatment under the guidance of a doctor when necessary.