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    Women's Health

    What Is Likoria?-Know Symptoms, Causes And Treatment!

    Aiman Usman (Doctor of Pharmacy)By Aiman Usman (Doctor of Pharmacy)March 2, 20225 Mins Read
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    • What Are The Causes Of Abnormal Likoria?
    • Abnormal Likoria Causes In Urdu:
    • Likoria Symptoms In Urdu:
    • Likoria Treatment:
    • Likoria Treatment At Home:
    • FAQs
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    Likoria that is rightly spelled as leukorrhea/leucorrhoea is a condition common in females. It is a flow of white, pale yellow, or greenish discharge from the female vagina that may be normal or a sign of infection. These discharges can come from the vagina, the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, or, most commonly, the cervix.

    Likoria is a normal condition, and it is clear or milky and odorless. Every day, your body produces a small amount (about a teaspoon). At the middle of your menstrual cycle the time when your eggs are released during ovulation, you may notice that your discharge becomes thinner and stretchy, similar to egg whites. Your discharge may be stickier near the end of your cycle, closer to when you actually get your period.

    These normal discharge are produced in response to estrogen stimulation and are thus visible during the newborn period and return during early puberty when unopposed estrogen levels rise again.

    Likoria in an unmarried girl is also a normal condition. After puberty, almost at the age of 10-11 years, every girl faces this whitish discharge from the vagina. If the discharge has an odor or any change in color with itching, it shows some type of infection in the body/ vagina or cervix.

    What Are The Causes Of Abnormal Likoria?

    Infections with bacteria, yeast, or other microorganisms can cause abnormal likoria. Many sexually transmitted diseases STDs, such as gonorrhea and chlamydia, are significant causes of likoria because they involve the transmission of viruses or bacteria.

    Abnormal Likoria Causes In Urdu:

    Abnormal likoria causes in Urdu;

    bohat sari beemariyan jo jinsi tor pe muntakil hoti hain, unki waja se abnormal likoria ho sakta hai.

    Likoria Symptoms In Urdu:

    Likoria aik beemari mai hone ki allamaat ye hain, k vagina se khaarij hone wala maada badboo dar ho, uska rang safaid na ho, balkay gehray bhoray, peelay ya sabz rang ka ho. Aisi koi b alamat, jo kudrati khariij hone walay maday se hatt kr ho, wo likoria beemari ki alamat hai.

    Likoria is an infection, particularly if the discharge is yellow or green, has an unpleasant odour, and is associated by irritation, itching, pain, or tissue inflammation. Infections with bacteria, yeast, or other microorganisms can cause abnormal likoira.

    Atrophic vaginitis is characterized by a dry, irritated vaginal lining that may be particularly uncomfortable or painful during intercourse.

    A new vaginal discharge characterized by fever, abdominal pain, or pain during intercourse may indicate a sexually transmitted disease like gonorrhoea or chlamydia. However, gonorrhoea and chlamydia are rarely associated with symptoms.

    Trichomonas or bacterial vaginosis is usually indicated by yellow, green, or grey discharge. Bacterial vaginosis has a peculiar, fishy odor.
    Itching is most commonly associated with yeast infections, but it can occur with any type of infection or irritation.

    Likoria Treatment:

    Antibiotics and anti-microbial agents are among the most effective likoria treatments for bacterial vaginosis. Patients are also given gel-based vaginal creams to treat yeast infections.

    If you have recurring yeast infections and recognize the symptoms, you can use over-the-counter (OTC) antifungal creams. If your symptoms do not show improvement, see your gynecologist for a check-up to confirm the diagnosis and change your treatment.

    Atrophic vaginitis can develop due to hormonal changes, most commonly during or after menopause. Estrogen is the most effective treatment for this type of likoria. Because you are facing lower estrogen levels than if you took estrogen orally or through a skin patch, vaginal estrogen tablets, creams, or rings are the safest route.

    Sexual partners do not need to get treatment unless you have been diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease or have recurring infections. No other factor makes you susceptible to infection. If your sexual partner has a new discharge or discomfort when urinating or during intercourse, he should be evaluated by a doctor.

    Likoria Treatment At Home:

    • Keep your vagina clean by washing gently with a bar of mild soap and warm water.
    • Never use scented soap or any other product inside your vagina.
    • Always wipe from front to back to prevent the spread of infections
    • Drink cranberry juice once or twice a day
    • Consume vegetables like ladyfinger, lemon, broccoli that can maintain the pH of your vagina in the normal range
    • Eat fresh fruits like bananas daily.

    Sometimes likoria in males can also be seen; it is also due to any type of infection like sexually transmitted diseases. And they cause itching and redness on male genitalia.

    Book an appointment now to answer all your queries. You can book an appointment with the top Gynecologists in Islamabad through Marham by calling the Marham helpline: 0311-1222398 or by online booking facility through the website or Marham mobile app.

     

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    FAQs

    1. What is likoria?

      Likoria is a normal white discharge from the female vagina that is odorless and sticky in nature. If this discharge changes color and have smell, it indicates abnormal likoria and any infection.

    2. What are the symptoms of likoria?

      Likoria is an infection, particularly if the discharge is yellow or green, has an unpleasant odour, and is associated by irritation, itching, pain, or tissue inflammation. Infections with bacteria, yeast, or other microorganisms can cause abnormal likoria.

    3. What is the treatment of likoria?

      Antibioitcs, antiparasties, and antifungal medicines are used to treat abnormal likoria.

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    She is a pharmacy graduate and worked as a hospital pharmacist. Her interests are teaching, blogging, and scientific writings. She likes to write about medicines, health issues, health and beauty-related natural remedies, the nutritional value of different foods, and mental health.

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