Question

abnormal vaginal discharge is
multiple choice
mastitis.
cervicitis.
dyspareunia.
leukorrhea.

Explanation:

• Mastitis: It is an inflammation of breast tissue, mainly related to breast health, not vaginal discharge.
• Cervicitis: While cervicitis can cause abnormal discharge, the term that specifically refers to abnormal vaginal discharge is leukorrhea. Cervicitis is an inflammation of the cervix with various symptoms including discharge, but it is a condition, not the term for the discharge itself.
• Dyspareunia: It refers to pain during sexual intercourse, has no direct relation to vaginal discharge.
• Leukorrhea: By definition, leukorrhea is a thick, whitish or yellowish vaginal discharge. It can be normal (like during certain phases of the menstrual cycle) or abnormal (when associated with infections etc.), so it is the term that directly applies to abnormal vaginal discharge among the options.

Answer:

D. leukorrhea.