6-year-old girl's underwear has yellow discharge

As we all know, after women enter puberty, their bodies will undergo a series of changes, and leucorrhea is one of them. However, leucorrhea usually only occurs in older girls. Many parents of girls have found that their children, when they are only six years old, will also secrete some yellow discharge on their underwear. They will worry whether their children have some gynecological diseases. So what is the yellow secretion on the underwear of a six-year-old girl?

1. In the child's case, there is some secretion, which leaves a yellow mark after drying. Generally, there is no odor and infection is not considered. Infection rarely occurs in children.

Suggestions: It is recommended to wash the child's vulva with clean water, keep the underwear clean and hygienic, and avoid local irritation from clothing. The condition will get better in a few days. Some cases are caused by irritation from clothing, or they may be a little bit of getting angry.

2. Vaginitis in children is a relatively common disease. The reason why children are easily infected with this disease is that the vaginal mucosal epithelium of infants and young children is relatively thin, and the external genitalia have not yet matured. Once they are invaded by bacteria, they are often difficult to resist, which can cause inflammation and infection. The specific manifestations are redness and swelling of the child's vulva, secretions on the underwear, frequent urination, crying when urinating, and sudden bedwetting. If these symptoms occur, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time.

3. Be careful when washing children's underwear. Children's clothes, especially underwear, should not be mixed with adult clothes for washing. It is best to have a special basin for washing children's underwear.

4. Pay attention to cleanliness. When the child is in infancy, wipe the baby accurately after each defecation, and wipe off the urine on the skin after urination. Clean your child's lower body with warm water every day. When cleaning, you can use your hands to push apart the labia majora and minora to avoid adhesion. Occasionally, you can use a mild, unscented soap.

5. When the child is a little older and needs to wear underwear, the mother should pay attention to the color of the underwear being slightly lighter, so that it is convenient to check if there is anything unusual.