Abnormal genital discharge refers to any change in the colour, consistency, amount, or smell of discharge from the genital area that is different from what is normal for the individual. It may occur due to infections, inflammation, hormonal changes, or other underlying genital or urinary conditions and should always be medically evaluated.

Discharge changes occur when the natural balance of microorganisms or tissues in the genital tract is disturbed. This may be caused by bacterial, fungal, or sexually transmitted infections, as well as non-infectious conditions. Management focuses on identifying the exact cause and treating it appropriately rather than masking symptoms.

This treatment is suitable for individuals who:

Notice a sudden change in discharge colour, smell, or consistency

Experience discharge associated with itching, burning, or pain

Have persistent or recurrent discharge

Experience discomfort during urination or sexual activity

Want proper evaluation instead of repeated self-treatment