Vulvar itching and yellow leucorrhea

What's wrong with vulvar itching and yellow leucorrhea?

Vulvar itching and yellow leucorrhea are generally considered to be gynecological inflammation.

Vulvar itching and yellow leucorrhea are generally considered to be gynecological inflammation, such as vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis or pelvic inflammation. Generally, a vaginal discharge examination is required to determine what type of vaginitis it is, because vaginitis can be divided into trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, etc. Different vaginitis medicines are different. For this situation, the corresponding local vaginal suppositories and vulvar washing are generally given.

If the vulva is itchy and the leucorrhea is yellow, leucorrhea culture and mycoplasma culture can also be done. Some mycoplasma infections can also cause these symptoms. If so, appropriate medications need to be used for treatment.

For patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, leucorrhea can sometimes cause vulvar itching. In addition to keeping the vulva dry and clean, appropriate medications are also needed to treat pelvic inflammatory disease.

In short, vulvar itching and yellow vaginal discharge are generally considered to be gynecological vulvar, vaginitis or cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or mycoplasma infection. It is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations, diagnose the specific post-inflammatory symptoms and treat them. During the treatment, you should not have sex, eat a light diet, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.