Does excessive vaginal discharge generally cause back pain?

Generally speaking, women often have excessive vaginal discharge, but in some cases, they may also experience low back pain. Some friends believe that excessive vaginal discharge will cause low back pain, but some female friends believe that excessive vaginal discharge will not cause low back pain. There are different opinions on this. So will excessive vaginal discharge cause low back pain? Let’s take a look together!

1. Infection factors: infection with pathogens and Trichomonas vaginalis can cause increased leucorrhea. This infection is mainly caused by pathogens entering the female reproductive system and infecting the reproductive tract, thereby causing increased leucorrhea.

2. Pathological excessive vaginal discharge: It is generally caused by physiological changes in women, resulting in abnormal vaginal discharge, such as changes in the color, flow, and odor of the secretions. It is usually accompanied by vulvar pain and itching. This abnormal vaginal discharge requires immediate medical treatment.

3. Excessive vaginal discharge due to frequent sexual intercourse: When women have sex after marriage, sexual excitement will cause pelvic congestion, followed by a large increase in vaginal secretions and a significant increase in vaginal discharge. The stronger the stimulation and the longer the time, the more secretions. These are all normal physiological phenomena and reactions. In addition, women in social situations often have more vaginal discharge due to sexual thoughts.

4. Excessive vaginal discharge during pregnancy: When a woman is pregnant, the secretion of sex hormones will increase, causing the proliferation of cervical glands and the secretion of more thick mucus; as the fetus grows and develops, it compresses the mother's pelvic cavity and vagina. It causes the blood vessels in the pelvic cavity and near the vagina to dilate and become congested, and also increases the exudate of the vaginal mucosa, so that the vaginal secretions show a normal physiological excitement phenomenon. This phenomenon does not require treatment

5. Excessive cyclical vaginal discharge: Leucorrhea changes cyclically just like menstruation, but in the early stages, due to the incomplete function of the ovaries of young girls and unstable menstrual cycles, leucorrhea is less likely to occur. However, when girls mature, their leucorrhea during ovulation period is extremely thin and transparent. 2-3 days after ovulation, the leucorrhea will gradually become thicker and turbid, and the amount will gradually decrease. These phenomena are normal.

6. Excessive leucorrhea caused by stress: With the development of society, the pace of life has accelerated, and competition has become increasingly fierce. Not only men, but many women are also under increasing pressure, setting too high demands on themselves and having too much mental stress. In the long run, this will cause neurological disorders, affect the body's endocrine system, and lead to increased leucorrhea.

Through the introduction above, we can understand that excessive vaginal discharge will generally cause back pain, so in daily life, we must pay attention to abnormal vaginal discharge. If we do not pay attention to abnormal vaginal discharge, it will easily lead to a series of problems. It is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for examination, which will be safer and more reassuring. Be sure to pay attention.