What is Leucorrhea?
What are the causes of Leucorrhea?
What are the prevention and solution or treatment?
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Leucorrhea-the medical name for normal vaginal discharge. You may notice it in your underwear. It's usually thick and sticky. ... It's hard sometimes to tell the difference between leukorrhea and vaginal discharge caused from STIs or a yeast infection.
The cause of leucorrhea is
Abnormal leukorrhea may be caused by infections with bacteria, yeast, or other microorganisms. For example, many sexually transmitted diseases, which involve the transmission of viruses or bacteria and include diseases such as gonorrhea andchlamydia, are major causes of leukorrhea.
The treatment of leucorrhea is
A woman should consult a gynecologist when the discharge is too heavy and is not showing normal characteristics. Physiological leukorrhea is mainly caused due to hormonal imbalance. Therefore, treatment to improve or correct this imbalance will be helpful. In case of pathological leukorrhea, antibiotics are prescribed to kill the infectious agent. Trichomonas is treated with Metronidazole and Chlamydia is treated with Azithromycin. A number of home remedies too are present to treat leukorrhea. However, pregnant women should consult a doctor before trying on any of the home remedies or taking the over the counter medicines to treat leukorrhea.
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The cause of leucorrhea is
Abnormal leukorrhea may be caused by infections with bacteria, yeast, or other microorganisms. For example, many sexually transmitted diseases, which involve the transmission of viruses or bacteria and include diseases such as gonorrhea andchlamydia, are major causes of leukorrhea.
The treatment of leucorrhea is
A woman should consult a gynecologist when the discharge is too heavy and is not showing normal characteristics. Physiological leukorrhea is mainly caused due to hormonal imbalance. Therefore, treatment to improve or correct this imbalance will be helpful. In case of pathological leukorrhea, antibiotics are prescribed to kill the infectious agent. Trichomonas is treated with Metronidazole and Chlamydia is treated with Azithromycin. A number of home remedies too are present to treat leukorrhea. However, pregnant women should consult a doctor before trying on any of the home remedies or taking the over the counter medicines to treat leukorrhea.
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How to mark as brainliest? And one more question, what kind of home remedies are needed? And can't it be permanently treated? I am very much disappointed for my sister's having this is issue.
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