Girl has vaginal discharge

It is normal for girls to have secretions in their private parts. No matter how old they are, the vagina will produce secretions to inhibit bacteria. This secretion is generally called leucorrhea, and there are many types of leucorrhea. Normal vaginal discharge is usually colorless and odorless, but some people's vaginal discharge may appear in other colors. If you accidentally get infected with bacteria, it may cause inflammation, most of which are yellow.

Generally speaking, it is very normal for adult girls to have white secretions in their genitals. After women reach adulthood, their estrogen levels will gradually increase. Under the stimulation of estrogen, a large amount of vaginal secretions will appear. In fact, this secretion is leucorrhea. But for underage girls, it is not normal if there is white secretion in the genitals. You should take your child to a regular hospital for examination in time, such as urine test and skin test. Examination can help determine whether the child has a bacterial infection or inflammation.