11 The little girl's underwear is yellow

Nowadays, many parents will put diapers on their children. In fact, it is not good for children to wear diapers frequently, because when children defecate, if they are not changed and washed in time, a lot of bacteria will breed. These bacteria may cause children's private diseases. As a result, many little girls may have some yellow dirt on their underwear when they are still young. What's going on?

The presence of leucorrhea indicates that she has entered puberty and her ovarian function has started. When the ovaries have developing follicles, they secrete estrogen. As long as there is estrogen in the body, the vaginal epithelium will secrete leucorrhea, and the breasts will also begin to develop. When the follicles develop further and estrogen levels rise further, menstruation will occur. Girls usually have their first menstruation between the ages of 10 and 16. In recent years, it has been significantly advanced, and many girls have their first menstruation at the age of 11-12.

Normal leucorrhea should be white or colorless and transparent. Yellow leucorrhea may be due to gynecological inflammation. Does she feel itchy in her lower body? Please take her to the adolescent clinic of a large hospital or the pediatrics department of a children's hospital for consultation and treatment. Vaginitis can occur at any age, even in little girls and virgins. Air pollution is so serious nowadays that mold is everywhere, especially on rainy days when mold is most likely to grow. Maybe my daughter didn't wash her hands before going to the bathroom; maybe the toilet paper was exposed to the air for a long time; maybe she washed her underwear and socks together; maybe she went to a hot spring, which could cause her to get candidal or bacterial vaginitis.

The yellow stuff on children's underwear may be urine residue, or it may be a genital infection caused by the child's lack of hygiene.

Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, change and wash underwear frequently, boil it in boiling water after washing, and do not expose it to the sun. Avoid spicy or irritating foods, and wash the vulva with warm water every night.