What is the reason for leucorrhea after ovulation

The ovulation period refers to the period of time when women ovulate about fourteen days after the onset of menstruation every month. When we have leucorrhea after ovulation, what is the cause of leucorrhea after ovulation? This is most likely a manifestation of autoinflammation, so let’s take a closer look at the causes of leucorrhea after ovulation.

When women have more vaginal discharge, some have normal physiological increase in vaginal discharge, while others have gynecological diseases causing the increase in vaginal discharge. How can women with increased vaginal discharge identify and distinguish them? What are the reasons for the increase in vaginal discharge? Excessive vaginal discharge is a symptom, indicating increased vaginal discharge. Normal vaginal secretions come from endometrial glands, cervical glands, paraurethral glands, Bartholin's glands, etc. Excessive vaginal discharge does not necessarily mean that you are ill, but most of the time it is caused by various gynecological diseases.

During ovulation or pregnancy, the increase in estrogen levels can increase the secretion of cervical glands. Before and after menstruation, vaginal and uterine secretions increase due to pelvic congestion. During sex, sexual excitement causes the Bartholin's glands to secrete a clear fluid to lubricate the vaginal opening, thus benefiting from sexual intercourse. Also, most of the semen that is ejaculated into the vagina during sexual intercourse flows out of the body and is mistakenly thought to be excessive leucorrhea.

1. Sex during pregnancy: When a woman is pregnant, the secretion of sex hormones increases, which causes the cervical glands to proliferate and secrete more thick mucus. In addition, as the fetus grows, it compresses the mother's pelvic cavity and vagina, causing women to have more leucorrhea.

2. Stress: Excessive stress in women is also a cause of excessive vaginal discharge in women. If it continues for a long time, it will cause neurological dysfunction, affect the body's endocrine regulation, and then cause increased vaginal discharge.

3. Pathological: Women have abnormal leucorrhea due to physiological changes, such as changes in the color, flow, and taste of secretions. This type of abnormal leucorrhea requires immediate treatment in a regular hospital.

4. Cyclicity: After a girl matures, her leucorrhea gradually becomes thicker and turbid 2-3 days after ovulation, and the amount gradually decreases. Therefore, cyclicality is also a reason why women have excessive leucorrhea.

5. Frequent sexual life: Frequent sexual life is one of the reasons why women have excessive vaginal discharge. This is because 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. These are all normal physiological phenomena and physiological reactions.

After the above understanding, I believe we have some understanding of the reasons for leucorrhea after ovulation. So we must not ignore this phenomenon. We must judge whether it is an inflammation based on our physical condition. If it causes some serious effects on our body, we must go to the hospital for treatment in time.