Will excessive vaginal discharge after menopause heal itself?

As women age, they gradually enter menopause. During menopause, women's ovaries begin to decline, and each function of the human body will undergo different changes. At the same time, women's secretions will also undergo different degrees of changes during menopause. However, theoretically, secretions are closely related to estrogen. When women reach menopause, estrogen levels decrease significantly, but at the same time, they have excessive vaginal discharge, which must be taken seriously. Let's take a detailed look at whether increased vaginal discharge after menopause is normal.

The amount of secretion is related to women's menstrual period and hormone secretion. Under normal circumstances, women will have more vaginal discharge between two menstrual periods. This stage is also the ovulation period of women, and estrogen will increase significantly. As women age and enter menopause, most women's secretions will become lower or even less. This is a common physiological phenomenon. However, for some women, more vaginal discharge after menopause is a manifestation of abnormality, so regular examinations and diagnoses should be carried out in time.

The reasons for excessive vaginal discharge in women during menopause are very complicated. Women suffering from senile vaginitis will have excessive vaginal discharge and vaginal discharge with odor, and may also cause the discharge to be light green or dark yellow, and may cause vulvar itching or a burning sensation in the urethral opening. They should go to the hospital for regular examination and diagnosis in time. This condition is usually caused by bacterial infection. Women suffering from cervicitis or endometritis after menopause will also cause excessive vaginal discharge and thick vaginal discharge.

Women should pay attention to hygiene and change their underwear regularly to avoid gynecological diseases. Especially before and after menopause, they should pay attention to psychological adjustment and dietary arrangement, and eat more foods rich in phytoestrogens to avoid gynecological inflammation after menopause. If there is excessive vaginal discharge after menopause, go to the hospital for a detailed examination. Suffering from uterine ovarian tumors or adrenal tumors can also cause similar symptoms, which have different degrees of impact on the patient's health.