Dull pain in the lower abdomen and yellow leucorrhea

Women generally have some secretions in their bodies, and a small amount is very normal. It is a normal manifestation of body function. So if something different happens, there might be a problem. Some women's secretions are yellowish, which is not a normal color. And usually there is lower abdominal pain. At this time, it is very likely a physiological illness. Let me tell you what happens when you have yellow leucorrhea and lower abdominal pain.

What is the reason why leucorrhea turns yellow?

Yellowish leucorrhea is usually caused by gynecological inflammation, and you should go to the hospital for a physical examination in time to confirm it and treat it in time. Abnormal leucorrhea generally indicates the possibility of gynecological diseases. Women should be vigilant and pay attention to their body changes at any time. If there are any abnormalities, they should go to a regular hospital for professional examination in time. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white, or colorless and completely transparent, sometimes thick and odorless. During puberty, secretions are affected by female hormones and undergo regular changes, sometimes increasing and sometimes decreasing. During ovulation, the leucorrhea is transparent and abundant, while at other times the amount is less. What is the reason why leucorrhea turns yellow?

The causes of yellow vaginal discharge may be related to the following factors:

1. Senile vaginitis Senile vaginitis is common in elderly women who have been postmenopausal for many years. After menopause, the ovarian function declines, endogenous estrogen is deficient, the sexual organs shrink, the vaginal epithelial cells soften, and the local resistance weakens, making it easy for pathogens to multiply and cause inflammation. A major symptom of vaginitis in the elderly is excessive vaginal discharge, often accompanied by a feeling of heaviness and burning in the lower abdomen and vagina. The discharge is typically light yellow, watery or purulent, has a strong odor, and is often stained with a small amount of blood.

2. Women with cervical erosion often have yellow leucorrhea in large amounts, with abnormal symptoms such as pus. Failure to promptly and effectively treat cervical erosion may lead to infertility.