Leucorrhea is watery and wets underwear

Secretions are an indicator of women's reproductive health. Generally speaking, careful observation of secretions can help you understand a woman's physical condition. If the secretions are found to be abnormal, such as the appearance of brown leucorrhea, it is a manifestation of abnormal leucorrhea and you need to go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment. So what causes brown leucorrhea in women? What are the main symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea? How to prevent abnormal leucorrhea? Next, I will introduce them one by one for your reference.

What is the reason for watery leucorrhea?

1. Pelvic inflammatory disease

Pelvic inflammatory disease can be divided into acute pelvic inflammatory disease and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Patients will have excessive vaginal discharge, and some patients will have watery secretions. In addition to abnormal secretions, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease may also experience symptoms such as lower abdominal distension and pain, lumbar pain, and urinary urgency and pain.

2. Vaginitis

Vaginitis may also cause brown leucorrhea, such as candidal vaginitis and candidal vaginitis, but the actual symptoms of these two types of vaginitis are different, and female friends should pay attention to the difference.

3. Cervical cancer

If the secretion shows yellow watery sampling, it will often wet the underwear and you can smell a peculiar odor. This kind of brown leucorrhea is an inflammatory exudate after organ disease and necrosis, which may be related to cervical cancer.

4. Cervicitis

Cervicitis is a common gynecological inflammation, which can be divided into subacute and chronic. The original appearance of cervicitis is increased female secretions, which appear as tofu-like leucorrhea. Some patients also have brown leucorrhea. In addition, symptoms such as irregular bleeding, vulvar itching, and mid-menstrual bleeding may also occur.

What are the main symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea?

1. Brown leucorrhea

The secretion is clear and watery, often wets the underwear, and has a peculiar odor, which is often a sign of bilateral fallopian tube tumors.

2. Bloody leucorrhea

That is, the secretions are stained with blood. It may be a malignant tumor, cervical cancer, uterine cancer, etc. This type of secretion may also occur in some benign diseases, such as cervical cysts, submucosal uterine fibroids, moderate to severe chronic cervicitis, and adverse reactions caused by contraceptive rings.

3. Bean curd-like leucorrhea

The amount of leucorrhea is large and floccose like tofu dregs, and is often accompanied by vaginal itching. This type of leucorrhea is caused by fungal infection in the vagina or diabetes.

4. Colorless, paste-like discharge

The leucorrhea is sticky like paste, with a large amount, and often stains the underwear. Except for waist pain, the patient has no other symptoms. It is common in chronic metritis. In addition, women who use more medications may also have this kind of discharge.

5. Foam-like discharge

The secretion is sticky and abundant, accompanied by itching of the private parts and vulva. If an acid-fast staining test is done on the vaginal secretions, active Trichomonas can be detected. This is caused by infection with Trichomonas due to unclean bath water during a sitz bath, pool bath or tub bath. This disease is often caused by itching and scratching of the vulva, which leads to purulent infection and the secretions become yellow and sticky.

6. Tofu dregs leucorrhea

If the leucorrhea is yellow or green in color and is often accompanied by symptoms such as general fatigue and low fever, it is likely to be acute vaginitis or cervicitis. Purulence indicates bacterial infection and you should seek medical attention immediately.

How to prevent abnormal leucorrhea?

1. Pay attention to vaginal hygiene

If you want the secretion to be in a normal state, you must first pay attention to the hygiene of the vagina and clean the vagina. It is best to clean it every day and clean the vagina with clean water. Do not touch some cleaning fluids containing ingredients, because they will more or less have a certain irritating effect on your body. As long as we clean every day and change underwear in time, we can avoid abnormal leucorrhea.

2. Drink more boiled water

In addition, we should develop the habit of drinking more boiled water in normal times, because water plays a very important role in our body. On the one hand, it meets the basic needs of our body, and on the other hand, it accelerates the metabolism to excrete waste and toxins from the body. Therefore, drinking more boiled water can also prevent inflammation, so abnormal leucorrhea can be effectively prevented.