Leukorrhea - Vaginal Discharge

Non-bloody whitish or greenish-yellow mucous or muco-purulent discharge from the vulva generally due to a microbial, parasitic, mycotic infection or resulting from gonorrhea - Not to be confused with abundant physiological but not pathological discharge from the female genital tract such as hypersecretion of cervical mucus at the time of ovulation.

Leucorrhea in young girls is often associated with chloro-anemia (a variety of iron deficiency anemia in young girls).

Risk of infertility in the event of prolonged leukorrhea.

Look for a diet rich in iron, sodium, silica

Evening primrose oil

Krill, 4 to 6 caps. / day

Molkosan (Bioforce), 1 tsp in a glass of water, before meals - Fresh whey

Acidophilus bifidus, 2 caps. at bedtime

Avoid dairy products, sugars added to foods, chocolate, fried foods, breadings, crisps, stimulants, soft drinks, strong drinks...

Hot sitz baths of yarrow (100 g of plant in 5 L of water) for 10 minutes - Algae baths

Vaginal hydrotherapy with decoction of parsley seeds (100 g / L)

Vaginal enemas with: E.O. Lavender (Lavandula latifolia), 12 drops per liter of water or E.O. of Bergamot (Citrus bergamia) 4 drops or E.O. of Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) 4 drops

E.O. of Ylang-ylang (Cananga odorata), 5 drops with 1 tbsp of alcohol or cider vinegar - or with concentrate of loosestrife flowers, white nettle, rosemary leaves - or warm clay water (montmorillonite) or salt water

Avoid the use of internal periodic protections (pads)