Yellow vaginal discharge and yellow urine

To a certain extent, women's leucorrhea can normally reflect women's gynecological diseases, because normal people's leucorrhea is white or transparent and viscous, and when women are before and after menstruation, leucorrhea may have some brown secretions. If women's leucorrhea is yellow and the color of urine is also yellow, they must have gynecological diseases. So what should I do if the leucorrhea is yellow and the urine is also yellow?

Symptoms of urethritis and vaginitis are possible. You need to take rest and take care of yourself. Generally, it is recommended to see a doctor in time to continue anti-inflammatory treatment and gynecological examination. It is not a big deal. Pay attention to the hygiene of the perineum.

If menstruation lasts too long, it can easily lead to anemia and may cause gynecological inflammation. Your leucorrhea is yellow and your urine is also yellow, which may be symptoms of vaginitis and urinary tract inflammation. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the lower body, change and wash underwear frequently, boil it in boiling water after washing, expose it to the sun, drink plenty of water, eat more fruits and vegetables. If the menstruation lasts too long, you need to do a color ultrasound to see whether medication is needed for regulation.

Leucorrhea and urine are gynecological diseases in themselves, and are mostly symptoms caused by vaginitis. They can be treated by taking Gynecological Qianjin Tablets orally and using soda water or Cleansing Yin to clean the vulva and vagina. During treatment, attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the vulva. If the leucorrhea is yellow and the urine is also yellow, this indicates that there is a phenomenon of getting hot. If the menstruation lasts for a long time and cannot end, then you need to consider the possibility of gynecological inflammation. Endometritis can cause prolonged menstrual bleeding.

If you have vaginitis, the typical symptom is a sudden increase in vaginal discharge and abnormal vaginal discharge. This has no direct connection with your own urine. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a regular examination, clean your vagina, and keep it clean at ordinary times.