White discharge is secreted from the female vagina and is typically milky white or colorless and transparent. However, if there is a gynecological disease, the vaginal discharge will mutate frequently. Some gynecological diseases can cause the color of vaginal discharge to turn yellow, while others can cause it to have a fishy odor. What's going on with a lot of vaginal discharge?
The normal amount of vaginal discharge is relatively small. If there is a lot of vaginal discharge, it indicates a problem. For example, gynecological inflammations such as vaginitis and cervicitis can lead to increased vaginal discharge, which may also be caused by ovulation.
To determine the cause of an increase in vaginal discharge, it is necessary to conduct testing. Detecting vaginal discharge is relatively simple. Firstly, it is necessary to extract the discharge. Do not urinate before extracting the discharge, as it may lead to infection and inaccurate results. Collecting vaginal discharge, conducting bacterial culture for vaginal discharge, and then conducting serum tests for vaginal discharge can determine whether the discharge is infected. If the vaginal discharge turns yellow, a vaginal colposcopy can also be performed to determine if there is any pathology.
If there are abnormal symptoms of vaginal discharge, local hygiene should be done during the treatment period, external cleaning should be done, underwear should be changed frequently, spicy and stimulating foods should be eaten less, rest more, do not stay up late, drink more water, and avoid getting overheated. During the treatment period, sexual intercourse should be avoided to avoid re infection.
