Menstruation is delayed and leucorrhea increases

Many people think that there is some relationship between menstruation and secretions, so some girls think that they will have their period when they have secretions, but some girls have delayed menstruation, so they think they will not have secretions. So will there be discharge if menstruation is delayed? Let me explain it to you below.

Will there be discharge if menstruation is delayed?

Delayed menstruation is a very important signal for women. If you have normal sex life, you should suspect whether you are pregnant. Natural menstrual delay is common for women, but it may also be caused by other reasons. So what is the reason for having discharge even though menstruation is delayed for seven days?

What is the reason for delayed menstruation and discharge?

The end of menstruation is the first and most important "signal" in early pregnancy. Generally, it is normal for menstruation to be delayed for 7 days. If it exceeds 10 days, you are likely to be pregnant. There may be an increase in secretions.

The reason why there is more vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy is that the water in the cervix and vaginal walls and the blood in the blood vessels increase than usual, and the secretions naturally increase as well.

If you are pregnant, there will be a significant increase in secretions. This is because during pregnancy, the body's estrogen levels gradually increase as the pregnancy progresses. Estrogen can promote the secretion of mucus in the glandular ducts of the cervix and uterine wall. The blood volume in the private parts, vagina, and cervix of pregnant women is abundant, and tissue water increases, so secretions also increase, and blood flow also increases.

In addition to the symptoms of leucorrhea, physiological changes in early pregnancy also include cessation of menstruation, increased female secretions, bleeding and other symptoms. Although the secretion will increase in the early stages of pregnancy, if the amount of leucorrhea is serious and the color and condition of the secretion are abnormal, then there may be some kind of gynecological inflammation and you need to go to the hospital for examination.

Leucorrhea, excessive menstruation, and delayed menstruation

Menstruation is very important for women. Women's bodies are relatively weak during menstruation, so we need to pay more attention to the body's condition during this period. Generally speaking, menstruation comes at a fixed time every month. If menstruation is delayed, it should cause everyone's attention. So, what is the reason for the excessive vaginal discharge when the aunt does not have her period?

1. Increased leucorrhea and amenorrhea may be due to physiological increase or physiological increase. If it is the latter, it may be caused by some gynecological symptoms. For example, vaginitis may cause increased leucorrhea and amenorrhea. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct routine examinations on leucorrhea to determine which pathogen is causing the infection and then choose corresponding methods to treat it. Increased leucorrhea and amenorrhea cannot simply indicate pregnancy. Although the precursor of pregnancy includes missed menstruation, it is also accompanied by nausea, retching, frequent urination, and fatigue. At the same time, as the pregnancy progresses, there will be a certain degree of pigmentation on the face and abdomen. Therefore, to determine whether the pregnancy is true, a professional B-ultrasound examination is required.

2. Under normal circumstances, the secretion is milky white and very thick, and there is no abnormal smell, no fishy smell. If there is a lot of vaginal discharge and a change in viscosity, it indicates vaginitis, such as candidal vaginitis, nonspecific vaginitis, etc. However, this type of disease will also cause vulvar itching and pain during intercourse along with the excessive vaginal discharge. Increased leucorrhea may also be a symptom of cervicitis. In this type of disease, there will be pus when there is more leucorrhea, and it will often be mixed with blood stains. The patient will also have symptoms of lumbar pain.

The above is my detailed introduction to the reasons why my period did not come and there is excessive leucorrhea. If you have excessive vaginal discharge and amenorrhea, you need to go to the hospital for examination to find out what is the cause of the excessive vaginal discharge, and then choose the appropriate method for treatment to prevent the situation from becoming more serious.