Leucorrhoea Treatment in Indore

Leucorrhoea is the white or yellowish discharge from the vagina, occurring due to infections, hormonal imbalances, and other gynaecological disorders. While normal vaginal discharge is common and helps clean the vagina, abnormal leucorrhoea can be a sign of infection or some other health disorder.

This is one of the most common gynaecological problems found in women, particularly during reproductive age.

⚠️ Causes

1. Physiological (Normal) Causes

Hormonal changes related to menstruation, pregnancy, or ovulation

Mild increase in discharge with no foul odour or irritation

2. Pathological (Abnormal) Causes

Infections include bacterial, fungal (yeast), and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Poor hygiene or prolonged use of wet clothes: Improper washing

Stress or hormonal imbalance

Use of certain medications: Antibiotics or steroids

Symptoms of Abnormal Leucorrhoea

Symptom Description

Colour change: white, yellow, green or grey discharge

Odour: Foul-smelling discharge may indicate infection

Itching or irritation is Common with fungal or bacterial infections

Lower abdominal pain is sometimes present if the infection spreads

Painful urination or sexual relations may suggest inflammation or an infection

Prevention

1. Maintain Proper Hygiene

Wash the genital area daily with mild, unscented soap

Wipe front to back after using the toilet

Change frequently and wear cotton underwear to allow for airflow.

2. Safe Sexual Behaviours

Use protection to prevent sexually transmitted infections.

Limit multiple sexual partners

3. Lifestyle and Diet

Diet: Balanced, rich in vitamins, particularly Vitamin C, to ensure immunity.

Drink plenty of water to maintain vaginal health.

Avoid tight synthetic clothing that holds moisture.

4. Medical Care

Treat any urinary or vaginal infections promptly.

See a doctor if the discharge is foul-smelling, colored, or accompanied by pain.

Routine gynaecological check-ups for reproductive health

5. Avoid Irritants

Avoid douching, scented soaps, and harsh detergents in underwear

Avoid prolonged wearing of wet clothes, such as swimsuits

Summary Table

Aspect-Key Points

Vaginal discharge, white or yellow, can either be normal or abnormal.

Causes: Hormonal changes, infections, poor hygiene, medications, and stress. Symptoms (Abnormal): Foul odour, colour change, itching, pain, irritation. Prevention: Proper hygiene, safe sex, a balanced diet, timely medical care, and avoiding irritants