Discharge Green Vaginal Yellow

A discharge, green vaginal yellow, may indicate lichen sclerosus or a HPV infection that causes a vaginal wart. Changes in the amount and color of the flow may indicate an infection caused by harmful bacteria or transmitted during a sexual intercourse. Bacterial vaginosis, gonorrhoea, and other infections are common and are not dangerous on the condition they receive immediate medical response. A discharge, green vaginal yellow, may indicate lichen sclerosus or a HPV infection that causes a vaginal wart.

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Discharge Green Vaginal Yellow

Lichen Sclerosus, Vaginal Wart

There is a small amount of bacteria present in the healthy vagina that mix with discarded cells and mucus-like tissues and go down the vagina to appear on the underwear. This is normal in women of childbearing age provided the flow is clear and odorless. A discharge, green vaginal yellow, may indicate lichen sclerosus or a HPV infection that causes a vaginal wart.