People with a little gynecological knowledge should know that the normal color of vaginal discharge should be colorless or milky white, not green. But some women find that their vaginal discharge is really green, and when they wear white underwear, they can clearly see the green marks on the underwear. So, what's going on with vaginal discharge green?
There are two reasons for green vaginal discharge, one is cervicitis and the other is vaginitis, with vaginitis being more common. There are various reasons that can cause vaginal discharge to turn green, such as trichomonas vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, etc. If female friends are unsure about the specific cause, it is best to go to the hospital to have their vaginal secretions checked to see what kind of disease their body is.
Generally speaking, abnormal vaginal discharge color is related to vaginal diseases, mostly caused by vaginitis. Of course, it may also be cervicitis, uterine inflammation, and so on. The specific diagnosis should be further determined based on the color of vaginal discharge in women and other symptoms of the body. After the examination, appropriate treatment measures should be taken based on the specific location and degree of infection.
Normally, women should wear white and light colored underwear. This way, if there is any abnormal color in the vaginal discharge, it can be detected immediately without delaying the treatment of the disease. Keeping the external genitalia clean and dry every day is the fundamental measure to reduce inflammation.
