What is watery leucorrhea?

When women have abnormal leucorrhea, they must pay attention to the existence of some gynecological diseases. For example, when brown leucorrhea appears, it may be caused by some gynecological diseases and should be taken seriously. Generally speaking, the appearance of brown leucorrhea may be caused by four major gynecological diseases. Let us take a look at the four common causes of brown leucorrhea so that we can promptly treat the symptoms.

Brown leucorrhea in women can be caused by four major gynecological diseases:

1. Pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease can be divided into acute and chronic. When you have pelvic inflammatory disease, you may have excessive leucorrhea. Some patients with pelvic inflammatory disease will also have watery secretions. In addition to abnormal leucorrhea, it may also be accompanied by other discomforts, such as abdominal distension and pain, lumbar pain, or urinary urgency and pain.

2. Vaginitis. When a woman suffers from vaginitis, her leucorrhea will change abnormally, such as brown leucorrhea is very common. Patients with candidal vaginitis and candidal vaginitis will show watery secretions, but the actual symptoms of these two types of vaginitis are different, and we must pay attention to many differences.

3. Cervical cancer. If a woman has yellowish-brown leucorrhea, and her underwear is often wet, and she can smell a strange odor, then this brown leucorrhea is an inflammatory exudate after the disease and necrosis of human organs. It may be caused by cervical cancer, so pay attention.

4. Cervicitis. The occurrence of cervicitis can cause the patient to have increased female secretions, which may appear as tofu-like leucorrhea, or brown leucorrhea. In addition, it may be accompanied by other symptoms, such as irregular bleeding, vulvar itching, mid-menstrual bleeding and other abnormal manifestations.

What is the cause of brown leucorrhea? According to the introduction above, brown leucorrhea may be caused by four major gynecological diseases. Therefore, once a woman finds that she has abnormal leucorrhea, she should be alert to the existence of gynecological diseases, especially some malignant gynecological diseases can also cause brown leucorrhea, such as cervical cancer. Therefore, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time when brown leucorrhea occurs, so as to identify the cause and treat it accordingly.