Leucorrhea has no odor but it itches

Discharge is a kind of secretion that flows out of a woman's vagina. It looks like a milky white thick liquid. The discharge of a normal and healthy woman should be milky white or translucent and odorless. However, if a woman has yellow, odorless and itchy discharge, it means that there are certain unhealthy changes in her body. Discharge is a weather chart of female reproductive health. The female physical condition can be understood from the symptoms of discharge. If the discharge is abnormal, it also means that there is a problem with the female's physical and mental health. Therefore, one must not be careless if the discharge is yellow, odorless and itchy.

Yellow leucorrhea is usually a sign of inflammation. Normal leucorrhea is colorless, transparent, egg white-like, and usually odorless or slightly fishy. When the discharge is yellow watery or pus-like, the discharge often has a strange smell, there is blood in the discharge, and there is a feeling of heaviness and burning in the lower abdomen and vagina

What is the reason for yellow leucorrhea without odor?

1. Fungal vaginitis:

Symptoms of candidal vaginitis: leucorrhea is yellow or white, typically tofu-like or curd-like, and accompanied by vulvar itching. Most of the material is thick, but sometimes it can be thinner and have a slight odor. Candidal vaginitis is caused by fungal infection and its morbidity is higher than candidal vaginitis. Vaginal candidiasis can destroy the normal acidic environment of the female vagina. Inflammatory cells can devour sperm and weaken the sperm motility. Fungi can also coagulate sperm, which will have a certain impact on pregnancy.

2. Candidal vaginitis:

Symptoms of candidal vaginitis: The vaginal discharge is yellow or light green, pus-like, sticky and abundant, accompanied by vulvar itching and odor. Suffering from candidal vaginitis, the change in the pH value of the female vaginal environment will affect the sperm motility of male sperm. In addition, Trichomonas can devour sperm, and when suffering from candidal vaginitis, women's vaginal purulent secretions increase a lot, and the secretions contain a large number of white blood cells, all of which hinder the survival of sperm, reduce sperm density, and poor motility, which is very likely to cause infertility.

3. Elderly vaginitis:

Symptoms of vaginitis in the elderly: yellow watery or pus-like discharge, leucorrhea with a peculiar smell, blood in the leucorrhea, a feeling of heaviness and burning in the lower abdomen and vagina. Senile vaginitis is more common in middle-aged women after menopause. Due to ovarian decline, decreased estrogen levels, shrinkage of the vaginal wall, softening of the mucosa, decreased glycogen content in squamous epithelial cells, increased female vaginal Ph value, decreased local resistance, and pathogens can easily invade and multiply, causing inflammation.

4. Cervical erosion:

Symptoms of cervical erosion: yellow vaginal discharge, increased volume, pus-like, and usually odorless. Cervical erosion is due to inflammatory irritation, the squamous epithelial cells covering the surface of the cervix fall off, and the columnar squamous epithelial cells underneath protrude outward to replace the fallen epithelial cells. Because the capillaries of columnar epithelial cells are exposed, the inflamed area appears red, so it is called cervical erosion, but it is not pathological erosion. Clinically, cervical erosion is divided into simple, granular and papillary types according to the condition of the cervical surface. It is also divided into mild, moderate and severe degrees according to the ratio of the erosion area to the cervical surface.

To sum up, these are the reasons why yellow leucorrhea occurs. When women experience this condition, they must go to a reliable hospital for examination. Abnormal leucorrhea in women cannot be ignored. It can easily cause a variety of diseases.