Homeopathy Treatment For Leucorrhoea

What is Leucorrhoea?

Leucorrhoea is a condition characterized by abnormal vaginal discharge due to infection, inflammation, or hormonal imbalance.
 Normal discharge is clear or white and odorless.
 Leucorrhoea becomes a concern when the discharge is:

• Excessive
• Thick or curdy
• Yellow or green
• Foul-smelling
• Accompanied by itching or pain
  
  

It can occur at any age and is commonly seen in teens, reproductive-age women, and menopausal women.

Types of Leucorrhoea

1. Physiological Leucorrhoea

Normal discharge due to hormonal changes during ovulation, pregnancy, or puberty.

2. Infectious Leucorrhoea

Due to fungal, bacterial, or parasitic infections.
 Often associated with itching, burning, or foul smell.

3. Inflammatory Leucorrhoea

Caused by pelvic inflammation, poor hygiene, or irritants.

4. Hormonal Leucorrhoea

Occurs due to hormonal imbalance during puberty, pregnancy, postpartum, or menopause.

5. Cervical or Uterine Leucorrhoea

Associated with cervical erosion, polyps, or uterine infections.

Homeopathic medicines vary depending on the type and underlying cause.

Causes of Leucorrhoea

Common causes include:

• Fungal or bacterial infections
• Poor genital hygiene
• Excessive use of scented soaps or vaginal products
• Hormonal imbalance
• Sexual activity or unprotected intercourse
• Anemia or nutritional deficiencies
• Stress and emotional imbalance
• Diabetes
• Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
• Weak immunity
• Cervical erosion or pelvic inflammation
  
  

Homeopathy treats both internal and external causes effectively.

Symptoms of Leucorrhoea

Symptoms may include:

• White, yellow, or thick discharge
• Foul or fishy odor
• Itching or burning sensation
• Pelvic or lower abdominal pain
• Backache
• Weakness or fatigue
• Irritation around the vaginal area
• Pain during urination or intercourse (in infections)
  
  

Symptoms worsen during menstruation, sexual activity, or stress.

Diagnosis at Dr Care Homeopathy

Our doctors diagnose Leucorrhoea through:

• Detailed gynecological and medical history
• Evaluation of discharge type, color, and odor
• Assessment of menstrual cycle and hormonal patterns
• Screening for infections (fungal/bacterial)
• Lifestyle and hygiene evaluation
• Emotional and stress assessment
  
  

If needed, additional tests like vaginal swabs, urine tests, or ultrasound may be reviewed.

Complications if Untreated

If left untreated, Leucorrhoea may lead to:

• Recurrent vaginal infections
• Severe itching and discomfort
• Pelvic inflammatory disease
• Sexual discomfort or pain
• Infertility in advanced untreated cases
• Weakness and nutritional deficiencies
• Disturbed menstrual cycles
  
  

Early treatment prevents chronic infection and restores vaginal health.