Yellow and sticky vaginal discharge

The appearance of the discharge is yellow and thick due to the increase of the endocrine hormone estrogen. It usually occurs around the time of menarche and has no abnormal odor. Itching is normal. Another one is yellow and similar to tofu dregs of leucorrhea, small pieces, and thin skin water, which indicates candidal vaginitis. It is very common and has abnormal odor and obvious itching. In this case, you need to have a routine examination of the leucorrhea to determine whether it is candidal vaginitis and choose medication such as sodium bicarbonate cleansing vaginal suppository for treatment.

The yellow and sticky leucorrhea is commonly caused by gynecological inflammation, mainly Trichomonas vaginitis, such as bacterial vaginitis, atrophic vaginitis in the elderly, candidiasis in the vagina, candidal vaginitis, etc. It can also be seen in endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis. If the patient has a lot of yellow and sticky leucorrhea, the first thing to do is to pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. You can use dehumidifying and itching lotion, Fuyanjie lotion, etc. to clean the vulva.

In addition, you can consider taking local medication into the vagina: nifuratel and nystatin vaginal capsules, once a day, one capsule each time, for 7 consecutive days. After stopping the medication, observe the condition of female secretions. If there is no improvement in female secretions, further examination of female secretions is needed, and decide on the next step of treatment based on the examination results.

First, thick leucorrhea is a unique condition that occurs in women during ovulation. Generally speaking, women's normal secretions are milky white, but when they reach the ovulation period, the mucus secreted by the woman's cervix will become egg white-like. If you take a little with your ring finger and thumb and then separate them, it will become floc-like. This is the so-called wire drawing phenomenon. The main principle is that the sugar content in the cervical mucus at this time is increased, so as to increase the energy reserve for the sperm that enters next. Don't worry, it's all normal. Second, cervical erosion and cervicitis usually cause yellow leucorrhea. It is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination and then use medication after diagnosis. In addition, pay attention to local environmental hygiene and eat a light diet.