Leukorrhea is a normal physiological reaction of women, such as normal, it should be transparent, or slightly milky white, no odour. So, what's wrong with a little bit of yellow leukorrhea? Experts pointed out: many gynaecological diseases in the early stage, are abnormal white belt performance, such as white belt a little yellow, should pay attention to the possibility of vaginal inflammation.

　　The normal white belt should be milky white or colourless transparent, slightly fishy or tasteless. The amount and texture of its secretion will be affected by the level of estrogen and progesterone in the female body, and there will be cyclical changes in the amount and quantity of thinness and consistency with the menstrual cycle. When a woman's leukorrhea is a bit yellow, she should pay attention to the possibility of the following diseases.

　　1, geriatric vaginitis: geriatric vaginitis is generally manifested as yellowish watery or purulent leukorrhea, leukorrhea with foul smell, leukorrhea with blood, lower abdomen and vaginal swelling and vaginal burning sensation.

　　2, trichomonas vaginitis: leucorrhoea yellow or yellow-green, for the thin thick, the amount of foam, also accompanied by vulvar itching, with foul smell is the main symptom of trichomonas vaginitis.

　　3、Mycobacterial vaginitis: the symptoms of this vaginal inflammation are yellow or white leukorrhea, typical tofu dregs or milk curd, and accompanied by vulvar itching most of the viscous texture, and sometimes can also be thin texture, slightly foul smell.

　　4, cervical erosion: it is as a manifestation of chronic cervicitis, not only will affect women's pregnancy, there will be cancer and other possibilities. The main symptoms are yellowish leucorrhoea, increasing, purulent, mostly odourless.

　　To sum up, there are a lot of diseases hidden in the yellowish leukorrhea of women, and the harm to women should not be ignored, especially the cervical coeliac disease. Therefore, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital as soon as possible for examination, so as to facilitate early treatment.