What should you do about yellow vaginal discharge?
Self-management: First, increase water intake, perform local cleansing, maintain genital hygiene, avoid spicy or irritating foods, and monitor changes in symptoms.
Diagnostic examination: If self-management shows no improvement, patients should seek medical examination. Identifying the cause is crucial for targeted treatment.
Active Treatment: Abnormal vaginal discharge—such as increased volume, altered color, odor, or consistency—often indicates inflammation or other pathologies in the vagina, cervix, or internal reproductive organs. Prompt treatment is essential to prevent worsening of the condition.
Women with spleen deficiency should consume more coix seed porridge.
Women with spleen deficiency experiencing yellow vaginal discharge should pay close attention to their daily diet, prioritizing foods beneficial for the spleen. Recommended options include: Chinese yam, mung beans, lotus seeds, ginkgo nuts, coix seeds, broad beans, mung beans, black fungus, cowpeas, walnut kernels, celery, turtle meat, and coix seeds.