During premenstrual and menstrual periods, women may experience some physiological discomfort, and some women may also experience abnormal changes in the color of their vaginal discharge, such as yellowing, before menstruation. This symptom can also make women worry about their own health. So, is yellow green vaginal discharge normal before menstruation?
If a woman's vaginal discharge appears yellowish green one or two days before her period, it may be a normal physiological phenomenon. Because if there is a simple change in the color of vaginal discharge without any accompanying discomfort symptoms, it may be due to inadequate local hygiene care, recent overwork, excessive work pressure, or lack of rest. So it is necessary to do a good job of local hygiene and cleanliness, keeping the area dry and clean, and there is no need to worry too much about it.
If the vaginal discharge turns yellow and green in the premenstrual period, and there is a bean residue like change, an increase in vaginal discharge, the appearance of milk clots, accompanied by itching of the external genitalia and a sticky texture of the vaginal discharge, as well as a fishy odor, the vaginal discharge with this condition is not normal and is often caused by fungal vaginitis.
There are also leucorrhea yellowing and greenish yellow, with watery and purulent nature. If there is also foam shape, accompanied by vulva pruritus and leucorrhea odor, it is mostly seen in trichomonal vaginitis. If the vaginal discharge appears yellowish or purulent, with a noticeable odor and burning sensation in the vagina, as well as bloating in the lower abdomen, and even blood streaks in the discharge, this symptom of vaginal discharge is often related to senile vaginitis. These symptoms belong to pathological vaginal discharge and should be treated accordingly after routine vaginal discharge testing.
