Understanding White Discharge in Women: What’s Normal and When to Treat
White vaginal discharge is a natural part of the female reproductive system, helping to keep the vagina clean and free from infections.
However, changes in its color, texture, or smell can be a sign of an underlying issue such as a yeast infection, bacterial imbalance, or sexually transmitted infection. Knowing the difference between normal and abnormal discharge is essential for maintaining good reproductive health. In this guide, we’ll explore the causes, symptoms, and effective treatments for abnormal white discharge in women.
White discharge, also called leucorrhea, is a physiological vaginal secretion in women, the appearance of which is completely natural
Leucorrhea is a gynecological manifestation characterized by an effusion of fluid through the vagina. It is more commonly called white discharge and is generally physiological in nature. But it can also come from an infection and take on a greenish color. It can be accompanied by itching and irritation.
Herbal treatment
Ingredients
- Picralima nitida seeds (ayokpè in Fon)
- Cissampelos mucronata roots (djokodjèdôen Fon)
Preparation
Put the ingredients in a liter of water, leave to macerate for 72 hours
Directions for use
Take two glasses a day until completely healed.
