What to do if a woman has jaundice

In life, many women have yellow leucorrhea. In fact, most of the time, women have yellow leucorrhea because of some gynecological diseases. If the yellow leucorrhea is not taken seriously, it may lead to female vaginitis. Over time, it will have a certain impact on female fertility. Yellow leucorrhea is also called jaundice. So what should women do with jaundice?

What is the reason for yellow leucorrhea?

Leucorrhea is a sign of female health. When a woman's leucorrhea changes and is accompanied by other symptoms, it indicates that the leucorrhea is abnormal and it is very likely that there is inflammation of the genitals or urinary system. Yellow leucorrhea is a type of abnormal leucorrhea, which is mostly caused by inflammation.

Normal leucorrhea is composed of a mixture of vaginal mucosal exudates, cervical secretions and some endometrial secretions. It has no odor and the amount discharged varies from individual to individual, which is related to the estrogen level in the body and the degree of genital congestion. In addition to physiological reasons or physical deterioration that can easily lead to increased vaginal discharge, if it is caused by infectious diseases, you first need to find out the cause before you can prescribe the right medicine. If you find that your leucorrhea is yellow, the reasons may be as follows:

1. The leucorrhea is milky white or light yellow, purulent, large in amount, and has a foul odor, often accompanied by abdominal pain. It is generally caused by chronic cervicitis or endocervicitis.

2. The leucorrhea is milky white or light yellow, purulent, large in amount, and has a foul odor, often accompanied by abdominal pain. It is generally caused by chronic cervicitis or endocervicitis.

3. The leucorrhea is yellow-white in color, and most of the time it is sticky, but sometimes it can be thin. It is typically milky white, like bean dregs, or in the form of curd-like white flakes or lumps. Most of the time it is caused by fungal infection.

4. After women suffer from cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, uterine cancer and other diseases, the "leucorrhea" they secrete is mostly manifested as: the leucorrhea is thick, rice-washing water-like, turbid and has a foul odor, sometimes mixed with blood and is light pink, and the amount is large.

5. A foreign object has entered the genitals. There are gauze, tampons, menstrual plugs, etc. in the vagina. Some women have contraceptive devices placed in their uterus because it is not suitable for some reason. All of these will stimulate the genitals and increase the amount of leucorrhea.

Because abnormal vaginal discharge is an early symptom of many gynecological diseases, if women find that the color, odor, amount, and appearance of their vaginal discharge have abnormal changes, they should go to the hospital to see a gynecologist for examination, diagnosis, and treatment in time, because observing the changes in vaginal discharge can assist in the diagnosis of many related gynecological diseases. Therefore, if you find abnormal leucorrhea, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid missing the best time for treatment.