White discharge is a secretion produced by healthy women. Under normal circumstances, vaginal discharge appears colorless and transparent, resembling egg white. Women can judge their physical health by observing their vaginal discharge in daily life. When abnormal vaginal discharge occurs, it means that the female body is also experiencing problems. So, what if the vaginal discharge is very yellow and thick?
When women find that their vaginal discharge turns yellow, it is more likely due to internal heat. At this time, women need to adjust their psychological state in a timely manner, eat more easily digestible, light and detoxifying foods, especially fresh fruits and vegetables, such as winter melon, white radish, lettuce or chrysanthemum tea, and avoid spicy, raw and cold stimulating foods. Secondly, yellowing of vaginal discharge in women may also be caused by gynecological diseases. For example, endometritis, vaginitis, or bacterial infections can cause women's vaginal discharge to turn yellow, but accompanied by abdominal pain. Therefore, when the above symptoms are discovered, women need to go to the hospital for timely diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying the condition.
Interestingly, some women may also experience yellowing of their vaginal discharge during pregnancy. This is because at this time, the moisture content in the vaginal tissues increases, resulting in an increase in secretions and a slightly higher amount of vaginal discharge than usual. If not properly cared for at this time, it may lead to yellowing of the vaginal discharge. If middle-aged and elderly women after menopause experience yellowing of their vaginal discharge, it is basically caused by senile vaginitis and appropriate treatment should be taken in a timely manner.
