Vaginal discharge with yellow-green color may be caused by tubal blockage, vaginal infection, or pelvic inflammatory disease.
When the fallopian tube is blocked, it is prone to inflammation, causing the leucorrhea to appear yellow-green and often with a fishy odor. Vaginal infection can lead to the leucorrhea sticking to inflammatory secretions, resulting in yellow-green leucorrhea. Generally, trichomonas vaginitis and bacterial vaginitis can exhibit this symptom.
1. Tubal Blockage: Tubal blockage can cause abnormal leucorrhea, as it can lead to inflammation of the fallopian tube over time. This causes the leucorrhea to flow out with an inflammatory color, namely yellow-green, and often accompanied by a fishy odor.
2. Vaginal Infection: Most vaginal infections are caused by poor personal hygiene. When bacteria enter the vagina, it can cause infection, resulting in the leucorrhea flowing through the vagina and carrying inflammatory secretions together. In such cases, it is necessary to promptly consult a doctor for examination and treatment to prevent severe deterioration of the vaginitis.
3. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Abnormal leucorrhea caused by pelvic inflammatory disease is relatively common. Pelvic inflammatory disease is primarily caused by bacterial infection of the reproductive tract spreading to the pelvic cavity. In other words, bacterial infection of the vagina enters the pelvic cavity, leading to abnormal yellow-green leucorrhea. When abnormal yellow-green leucorrhea occurs, it is necessary to promptly consult a doctor, as severe leucorrhea can accompany a strong fishy odor, causing inconvenience and embarrassment in social and work situations. Therefore, it is important not to delay treatment when abnormal leucorrhea occurs.
