How to judge whether there is too much leucorrhea

It is very common for women to have leucorrhea, especially before menstruation and during ovulation, when the secretions are relatively large. Normally, the secretions are odorless and milky white. Once the secretions have a fishy smell, or even other colors, or even a large amount of secretions, then you need to pay more attention to it, as it is likely caused by some gynecological diseases. Especially if the secretions are abnormal, it is best to go to the hospital for relevant examinations. How to determine how much secretion there is?

1. Process/Method:

1. Abnormal leucorrhea may be a yellowish water sample. This symptom often occurs after continuous vaginal bleeding, and a large amount of pus-like and foul-smelling secretions are discharged from the vagina. This condition may be caused by advanced cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, or cervical fibroids with infection. If the discharge occurs intermittently, there is also the possibility of cervical adenocarcinoma.

2. Abnormal discharge may also manifest as purulent discharge, and the discharge is yellowish or greenish in color, thick or sticky, and has an odor. This condition is mostly due to vaginitis, among which Candidal vaginitis is the most common.

3. Symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea may also manifest as difficulty in urination and excessive leucorrhea. In typical gonococcal infection, the discharge is as much as the urethral discharge, showing as yellowish pus, and is accompanied by severe inflammatory symptoms.

2. Frequently asked questions:

Whether the secretion is normal can be observed by yourself. Once the secretion has a fishy smell, abnormal color, and is even accompanied by itching and other uncomfortable symptoms, it is very likely that you have a gynecological disease. For women, it is very important to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination regularly.