What is the reason for itchy yellow discharge in the lower body?

If your lower body is itchy and there is yellow discharge, this may be caused by gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis. The most common symptom of vaginitis is yellow leucorrhea, but it may also be other diseases. There are many types of gynecological inflammation, and the symptoms of different types of gynecological inflammation are also different. It is best to go to the hospital to find out the cause, and never use drugs indiscriminately on your own.

Women need to change 6 habits to prevent vaginitis

1. Wash underwear and socks together

If you put underwear, socks, clothes and other daily necessities into the washing machine together, it may result in cross-infection. Especially those who suffer from athlete's foot should wash socks and underwear separately to avoid bacteria "visiting" and causing vaginitis.

2. Excessive cleaning of private parts

Proper cleaning of the private parts can help prevent bacterial invasion, but if cleaning drugs are used frequently and excessively, it will destroy the inherent microenvironment of the female vagina, reduce the vagina's antibacterial ability, and give vaginitis an opportunity to take advantage.

3. Wear tight pants

Tight pants can show off your beautiful figure, but if you wear tight pants often, it is easy to cover your private parts tightly, resulting in poor ventilation and breeding of bacteria.

4. Eating spicy food

To prevent vaginitis, you should avoid consuming too much spicy food and eat a light diet. You can drink a moderate amount of lactic acid-containing beverages (such as yogurt) to maintain the acidic environment of the vagina.

5. Misuse of antibiotics

Frequent use of antibiotics will kill bacteria while also inhibiting some beneficial bacteria. Unsuppressed and foreign drug-resistant bacteria will take the opportunity to multiply in large numbers, including mold. Therefore, we must be cautious when using antibiotics!

6. Long-term sitting

Sitting for long periods of time without exercising can easily cause gout in the genitals, leading to obstructed blood circulation, which can cause infection and induce inflammation. Therefore, we would like to remind all female friends to pay more attention to exercise and participate in more physical exercise.

To prevent vaginitis, female friends should not only change the above habits, but also pay attention to regular gynecological examinations and seek timely treatment if any disease is found. In addition, female friends should also be vigilant and conduct more self-examinations. If they find symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge, vulvar itching, pain and bleeding, and private odor, they should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.