What causes pink vaginal discharge?

What is the reason why the secretion is light pink? Generally speaking, normal leucorrhea should be milky white and sticky or egg white-like, with a small amount and thickness, and no fishy odor. The patient has light pink secretions. This situation may be ovulation bleeding, or it may be vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. It is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital for a cervical smear examination, B-ultrasound and routine leucorrhea examination to rule out the possibility of physiological reasons for the light pink secretions, and then carry out medication treatment based on the test results.

In daily life, it is recommended that women have regular gynecological examinations, which can effectively prevent infectious diseases, detect symptoms, and treat diseases. In addition, in daily life, you should pay attention to your own hygiene and wash your underwear frequently.

If the discharge is light pink, it may be due to bleeding from the male reproductive organs. If a woman has pink leucorrhea, and the amount increases, is sticky, contains pus or is very thin. In addition, if there are pathological symptoms such as foul odor, vulvar itching, burning pain in the private parts, as well as sore waist and legs, and lower abdominal pain, they should be taken seriously and treated in time. The appearance of pink leucorrhea is related to gynecological infections in women, such as candidal vaginitis, fungal vaginitis, cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. See a doctor immediately to find out the cause.

The secretion is light pink and is often seen in cases of cervical erosion. It is recommended to go to the hospital's outpatient obstetrics and gynecology department for further diagnosis. If it is mild cervical erosion, no treatment is required and you can return to the hospital for regular follow-up visits. If the cervical erosion is moderate to severe, it is recommended to use cervical erosion surgery (leep knife) or physical methods such as microwave therapy for treatment. This method generally has a good prognosis and has no effect on pregnancy.

If the discharge is light pink, it is often considered to be abnormal bleeding. If it happens within the first 14 days of your period, it is often considered to be ovulation bleeding. During ovulation, the rupture of the follicle causes a temporary drop in estrogen levels, which causes the uterine wall to peel off and cause abnormal bleeding. The amount of bleeding during ovulation is relatively small and lasts for a shorter period of time. In addition, the secretion is like egg white. In addition, it may also be a threatened abortion caused by low progesterone in the early stages of pregnancy. In this case, a blood test is needed to check the blood progesterone and hcg values, and treatment should be given to the fetus as soon as possible. In addition, abnormal bleeding may also be caused by cervical cysts or uterine polyps.