: Using scented soaps, vaginal sprays, or tight synthetic clothing can disrupt the natural balance and cause irritation. How to Manage and Treat It
: Infections like Trichomoniasis or Chlamydia can lead to yellow, green, or frothy discharge.
: Typically causes a thick, white discharge that looks like cottage cheese and is accompanied by itching. : Using scented soaps, vaginal sprays, or tight
: Normal discharge acts as a "cleansing agent," flushing out old cells and maintaining a healthy pH balance with the help of beneficial bacteria like Lactobacillus .
: Always wipe from front to back after using the bathroom to prevent bacteria from the anus from entering the vagina. : Normal discharge acts as a "cleansing agent,"
For more detailed visual explanations, you can watch the BBC Hindi guide on vaginal discharge or visit health resources like the Cleveland Clinic .
: Used for yeast infections, often in the form of creams, gels, or vaginal pessaries. Self-Care and Hygiene : : Used for yeast infections, often in the
: Consuming probiotic-rich foods like plain yogurt (curd) or green tea may help maintain healthy bacterial levels. When to See a Doctor You should consult a gynecologist if you notice: A sudden change in color (yellow, green, or grey). A strong, foul, or persistent odor. Itching, burning, or redness in the genital area. Pain during urination or sexual intercourse. Pelvic pain or unusual bleeding between periods.
: Using scented soaps, vaginal sprays, or tight synthetic clothing can disrupt the natural balance and cause irritation. How to Manage and Treat It
: Infections like Trichomoniasis or Chlamydia can lead to yellow, green, or frothy discharge.
: Typically causes a thick, white discharge that looks like cottage cheese and is accompanied by itching.
: Normal discharge acts as a "cleansing agent," flushing out old cells and maintaining a healthy pH balance with the help of beneficial bacteria like Lactobacillus .
: Always wipe from front to back after using the bathroom to prevent bacteria from the anus from entering the vagina.
For more detailed visual explanations, you can watch the BBC Hindi guide on vaginal discharge or visit health resources like the Cleveland Clinic .
: Used for yeast infections, often in the form of creams, gels, or vaginal pessaries. Self-Care and Hygiene :
: Consuming probiotic-rich foods like plain yogurt (curd) or green tea may help maintain healthy bacterial levels. When to See a Doctor You should consult a gynecologist if you notice: A sudden change in color (yellow, green, or grey). A strong, foul, or persistent odor. Itching, burning, or redness in the genital area. Pain during urination or sexual intercourse. Pelvic pain or unusual bleeding between periods.