White discharge is a secretion that every woman's body has, but do not underestimate these secretions, as they can directly reflect the health status of a woman's reproductive system. When there are some abnormal changes in a woman's vaginal discharge, it is necessary to distinguish them correctly and actively treat them. Can the yellow and smelly discharge be cured?
If a woman's vaginal discharge turns yellow and smelly, it should be caused by inflammation of the reproductive system. At this time, women need to go to the hospital for timely testing of vaginal discharge to understand which bacterial infection is causing it, and then use targeted antibiotics for treatment. As long as it is discovered in a timely manner and medication is used reasonably, it can be cured. However, this situation is prone to recurrence and requires careful care to reduce the likelihood of recurrence.
Women need to be aware that regardless of the type of bacteria causing inflammation, during the process of using antibiotics for treatment, it is necessary to ensure adherence to treatment for at least one course. Most antibiotics are administered every seven days, so women must persist for at least seven days during treatment to completely kill the bacteria and prevent recurrence.
Many women are prone to recurrent gynecological inflammation, which is actually caused by unscientific drug use. If medication is taken for a few days during treatment and stopped as soon as the condition improves slightly, the bacteria will develop drug resistance, making it easy to recur.
