Can I have sex if I have abnormal vaginal discharge? It is not recommended to have sex

Abnormal leucorrhea includes yellow foam, curd, and tofu dregs. In addition, there are also purulent and smelly leucorrhea and foamy and thin leucorrhea. Women with abnormal leucorrhea are usually not recommended to have sex. Otherwise, even if they reluctantly have sex, it will cause women to have some adverse symptoms such as pain, which will bring them a very bad sexual experience.

In real life, many women often have abnormal menstruation, which brings them great mental distress. As we all know, sex is also a part of married life. So, if abnormal menstruation occurs, should we not have sex?
1. Grayish yellow foamy and thin leucorrhea <br/>If the leucorrhea is white or grayish yellow foamy and thin, it is recommended not to have sex, because this condition can be transmitted through bath towels, clothing, etc., and it may be Trichomonas vaginitis.
2. Curd-like or bean dregs-like leucorrhea <br/>If the leucorrhea appears curd-like or bean dregs-like, then you may have candidal vaginitis. In this case, it is not recommended to have sexual intercourse, because Candida parasitizes in the human vagina, mouth, intestines, etc. If you have sexual intercourse, you will infect yourself.
3. Purulent and foul-smelling leucorrhea <br/>If the leucorrhea is purulent and foul-smelling, it may be due to acute vaginitis caused by gonococcal infection. This condition is relatively serious and may lead to the occurrence of tumors such as submucosal uterine fibroids, so you must not have sexual intercourse to prevent infection.
4. Grayish yellow foamy thin leucorrhea <br/>If white or grayish yellow foamy thin leucorrhea appears, it may be trichomoniasis vaginitis. This inflammation can be directly transmitted through sexual intercourse or indirectly transmitted through public baths, bath towels, swimming pools, toilets, clothing, etc. It is often accompanied by clinical reactions such as vulvar itching or sexual intercourse pain. If a woman suffers from trichomoniasis vaginitis, both husband and wife should go for a check-up, otherwise, they may infect each other again during sexual intercourse.
It should be noted that abnormal leucorrhea is closely related to sexual life. If women do not pay attention to personal hygiene during sex, such as not paying attention to cleaning the external genitalia before sex, especially if the man has phimosis or foreskin is too long, and is lazy to urinate and clean after sex, these are important causes of abnormal leucorrhea in women. Paying attention to the secretion of leucorrhea in daily life can detect lesions in the reproductive system in a timely manner.