If the leukorrhea is yellow and the test results indicate pus cells (++++), it is common for bacterial vaginitis, which does not affect the body too much as long as it is treated in a timely manner. However, if not treated thoroughly, it can lead to chronic gynecological inflammation and various complications, which can seriously affect normal conception in the future. In addition, if the routine urine examination suggests pus cells (++), mostly seen in serious urinary tract infections, it is recommended to drink more water and take drugs such as haloperidol under the guidance of a doctor, which will not leave sequelae after active treatment, but if not regular diagnosis and treatment is likely to lead to chronic urethritis, chronic cystitis and other diseases seriously affect the quality of life. So whether it’s a routine white belt or urine routine suggesting pus cells, you should go to a regular hospital specialist as soon as possible.