White discharge reflects a woman's health. If a woman does not have gynecological diseases, white discharge is often normal, colorless, odorless, and transparent. If vaginal discharge is not in this condition and there is a change in color or an increase in volume, it indicates that there is a problem with the female body. What's going on with white discharge, yellow and thick with blood streaks?
Yellow and thick vaginal discharge with blood streaks may indicate gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc., which can lead to abnormal vaginal discharge. When there is a problem with vaginal discharge, a routine examination can be conducted to determine the cause and receive targeted treatment.
Normal vaginal discharge is colorless, odorless, transparent, and also very viscous in small quantities. If there are changes in the quantity, color, appearance, and odor of vaginal discharge, accompanied by symptoms such as lower back pain, abdominal pain, and itching of the external genitalia, it indicates abnormal vaginal discharge and requires examination and treatment.
White discharge will appear during adolescence, and it will undergo corresponding changes during special periods. For example, during ovulation, premenstrual periods, and pregnancy, with changes in hormones in the body, vaginal discharge may also begin to increase. Such situations do not require treatment, and regular hygiene is sufficient. In daily life, if the vaginal discharge increases, turns yellow, has blood streaks, or has a strange odor, these are all abnormal phenomena of vaginal discharge. It is necessary to undergo routine vaginal examination and gynecological examination to determine what disease it is and treat it accordingly.
