How long does it take for a girl to have her first period if she has leucorrhea?

Girls have leucorrhea, and the time of their first menstruation is not fixed. It is possible that a girl will have her first menstruation after 1-2 weeks, or it is also possible that a girl will have her first menstruation after 1-2 years. As secondary sexual characteristics develop, the girl's ovaries begin to secrete estrogen and estrogen, pubic hair and armpit hair grow, female secretions appear, and breasts begin to grow, which are all normal physiological phenomena.

Discharge is a secretion from the vagina. Normally, during puberty, women experience increased estrogen levels and discharge. The puberty period is approximately between 10 and 19 years old. Most adolescent girls have their first menstruation between 11 and 16 years old. After a girl has leucorrhea, she will have her period about 1-3 years later. A girl's menarche is related to genetic factors, her physical fitness, and her hormone status. Therefore, the age of menarche is different for every girl. If a girl has not had her first menstruation by the age of 16, she should go to the hospital immediately.

When a girl's uterus and ovaries reach the age of eleven or twelve, under the influence of estrogen, the cervical cells secrete mucus. Because the female hormones of young girls are very unstable, the physical properties, acids and excretion volume of their secretions do not change regularly. This situation varies from person to person. For some children, it lasts for three years, while for some children, menstruation will appear after one year. Because the little girl's ovaries are not very perfect. Female hormones are unstable, and their menstrual periods are not cyclical like those of adults. This situation can last from 2 to 7 years.

How many days before menstruation will discharge

There will be leucorrhea before menstruation. Because the uterine wall is thicker and the female hormone is higher at this time, the secretion in the vagina will increase, and sometimes it will be watery. This is because the female hormone is higher, the uterine wall is thicker, and there is exudation. This is all normal. Generally, menstruation will occur 2-3 days after the increase in secretion, so the secretion will increase slightly before menstruation. But everyone's condition is different. Some people don't feel this kind of condition. If they don't feel uncomfortable, they don't need treatment. As long as the menstrual cycle is normal and there is normal ovulation, there is no problem.

Before menstruation, due to pelvic congestion, the vaginal mucosa leaks more fluid, and the secretions will be slightly more than usual. Many people also have mild discomfort in the lower abdomen and breast pain. However, you cannot only look at the monthly increase in secretions to determine whether the menstruation is about to come. It is not necessarily scientific, because sometimes, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. can also cause more leucorrhea. However, most vaginitis patients have symptoms such as heavy odor and vulvar itching, so you should pay attention to the difference and go to the hospital for medical treatment in time. Usually pay attention to keep the vulva clean.