Vaginal discharge, also known as vaginal discharge, appears in women from the time they enter puberty. In addition to acting as a lubricant and moisturizing agent for the genital environment, vaginal discharge is also a "weapon" to help limit the growth of pathogens in the private area.

Physiological vaginal discharge is a normal vaginal discharge, but there are many causes that cause pathological vaginal discharge, at this time medically called vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge plays a very important role in the physiological life of women.

Hi doctor! I see a lot of discharge, light yellow but not itchy, a bit fishy smell, no pain, there is a slight burning when I put my hand inside. I went to the doctor and he said it was not inflammation due to vaginal discharge.

Vaginal discharge is a normal physiological condition in women. However, if vaginal discharge is lumpy, cloudy white, and has a foul odor, it can be a warning sign that you have a yeast infection, infection, or other vaginal disease.

Vaginal discharge changes regularly according to the menstrual cycle. If the discharge is green or yellow-brown with gynecological symptoms such as itching and burning, this is pathological vaginal discharge, a sign of gynecological disease.

During pregnancy, the body's level of the hormone estrogen is at its highest, so vaginal discharge is also more likely. However, pregnant women should not be subjective with abnormal pregnancy vaginal discharge, along with other symptoms of disease.