When is the best time to check for leucorrhea?

If a woman finds abnormal secretions, or has any discomfort in her private parts, she should go to the hospital immediately for a routine leucorrhea examination. Through routine leucorrhea examination, she can understand the condition of her private parts and whether there are any symptoms. Patients must go to a professional hospital for a physical examination. When is the best time for a routine leucorrhea examination?

The best time to check leucorrhea is 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over. Going to the hospital for examination at this time is the best, because the uterine wall is relatively stable at this time, which can ensure that the examination results are more accurate, and it is not easy to cause adverse conditions such as intrauterine infection due to examination during the menstrual period. Therefore, women must seize the best examination opportunity and try to avoid gynecological examinations during the menstrual period. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited two days before the leucorrhea examination, and the private parts should be cleaned with cold water in time the night before, and then clean underwear should be changed, which will be conducive to the examination the next day.

Before conducting a routine examination of leucorrhea, you cannot use medicine to clean the vagina, and you cannot insert medicine into the vagina, so as not to affect the test results. Just maintain a good attitude during the examination and cooperate closely with the doctor to conduct the examination. After the examination, you must wait patiently for the test results. After the results come out, you must show them to the doctor in time. If any abnormalities are found, you can treat them purposefully. In particular, if vaginitis or cervicitis is diagnosed, you must actively treat it. You must not miss the best treatment opportunity, otherwise the condition will develop very seriously, causing great harm and impact to the patient. You should pay attention to rest on a regular basis.

Before and after the routine examination of leucorrhea, it is important to do a good job of daily medical care. It is important to avoid infection or behaviors that may aggravate infection. Patients should also pay more attention to their diet and try to eat more light-tasting and nutritious foods. It is best not to eat some strongly irritating foods, especially raw and cold foods. It is best to avoid irritating foods to avoid affecting health.