Why is the vaginal discharge watery and odorless?

Many adult women will suffer from gynecological diseases. For example, leucorrhea that is watery and odorless is a very common phenomenon. When this happens, many women will be at a loss, not knowing what is going on. These unusual phenomena have caused a lot of trouble to many female friends. Let us explain in detail why some leucorrhea becomes watery and has no odor.

1. Leucorrhea is the secretion discharged from the vagina. Under normal circumstances, the amount is very small, white, sticky, and odorless. It contains mucus secreted by the cervix, exudates from the vaginal mucosa, epidermal cells shed from the uterus and vagina, as well as a small amount of white blood cells and non-pathogenic vaginal bacilli. When there is inflammation or tumor in the reproductive organs, vaginal discharge may increase due to inflammatory exudate or tissue necrosis, and may be purulent or bloody and have a foul odor. It is advisable to check it out in time.

2. White watery leucorrhea: Similar to normal leucorrhea during ovulation or pregnancy, but the amount is significantly increased. Pay attention to whether there is excessive endometrial hyperplasia, ovarian dysfunction, or vaginal adenosis. In addition, women with any of the causes that can cause pelvic or uterine congestion, such as retroverted uterus, pelvic tumors, and certain systemic diseases, such as anemia or physical weakness, may also experience increased vaginal discharge. Of course, it is not enough to diagnose the disease based on the appearance of leucorrhea, and other clinical examinations are also needed. Seek medical attention promptly for early detection, early prevention and early treatment.

Through the above introduction, we can basically understand what abnormal leucorrhea is. If abnormal leucorrhea occurs, you should hurry to the hospital to see a doctor. After all, doctors are the most professional and can possibly solve the disease. Of course, it is also very important to pay attention to personal hygiene.