It is not normal to have yellowish leucorrhea without pain or itching. A normal female leukorrhea is colorless or light white and has a slight fishy odor. A woman with yellow leukorrhea has vaginal inflammation and needs to go to the hospital for a routine leukorrhea test. Vaginitis does not always occur in women with yellowish leucorrhea, increased discharge and itching, but may manifest as one of the symptoms, so treatment should be given based on laboratory tests and clinical symptoms. Women should pay attention to keep their vulva clean and hygienic and change their underwear daily to reduce the occurrence of local bacterial infections.