Leucorrhea yellow green fishy smell

If the discharge is light green and has a fishy odor, the most common clinical cause is bacterial infection of the vagina caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The main reason is the imbalance of female vaginal intestinal flora and decreased immunity, which leads to infection with Pseudomonas aeruginosa and causes the clinical manifestation of yellow-green and fishy leucorrhea. It is recommended to use metronidazole suppositories or tinidazole suppositories to insert into the vagina for treatment.

In most cases, the clinical symptoms will basically disappear after a week of treatment. It is recommended that women keep the vulva clean in daily life. It is also recommended that lactic acid bacteria capsules can be inserted into the female vagina for treatment after the clinical symptoms disappear. It mainly regulates the beneficial bacteria in the female vagina to increase resistance. It is recommended that such conditions require elimination of the possibility of cervical cancer and endometrial cancer.

The secretion is light green and has a fishy smell. It is recommended to clean the vulva with ornidazole lotion, and some people should use metronidazole suppositories for treatment. It is recommended to use metronidazole suppositories continuously for 5-7 days. During the treatment period, you should not have sexual intercourse or take a sitz bath to avoid aggravating the symptoms of vaginitis and facilitating the recovery of vaginitis. The discharge is light green and has a fishy smell, and is mostly considered to be Candida vaginitis caused by Toxoplasma gondii infection. Candidal vaginitis is highly contagious, and if your sexual partner has symptoms, you need to receive separate treatment. The symptoms are more serious and it is recommended to cooperate with oral metronidazole, tinidazole or metronidazole for treatment. Because ornidazole drugs have a certain degree of irritation to the gastrointestinal tract, it is recommended to take the medicine after meals. During the treatment period of candidal vaginitis, it is recommended to clean the vulva every night, change underwear every day, and keep the private parts clean and dry.

The discharge is a normal vaginal secretion of women, and its main components include secretions from the lower reproductive system and shed cells. Under normal circumstances, the amount of secretions is not large, and the color of leucorrhea may be colorless, milky white, or slightly yellowish. During the menstrual cycle, the amount and color of secretions may change due to the influence of relative female hormones.

When there is light green or fishy secretion, it is not normal, because normal leucorrhea is odorless. Therefore, if there is light green and fishy discharge, you need to rush to the hospital as soon as possible to conduct a corresponding routine examination of the leucorrhea to determine whether there are any pathogens. In addition, during a gynecological examination, the gynecologist can also see the relative condition of the cervix to decide whether a cervical examination is needed to determine the cause of this abnormal female discharge. If it is just ordinary Trichomonas vaginitis, you need to use some lotions or vaginal suppositories to improve and solve it. If the abnormal leucorrhea is caused by factors at the cervix, the corresponding treatment method should be selected according to the type of disease.