What is the cause of excessive vaginal discharge?

If women want to have a healthy baby as soon as possible, they need to make good physical and mental preparations. Good physical fitness is beneficial to women's preparation for pregnancy. Ladies should pay attention to whether they suffer from gynecological diseases and whether their secretions are normal. This needs to be taken seriously. So what's the matter with a lot of leucorrhea?

First of all, vaginal discharge is a substance that many women are familiar with. It is a normal physiological phenomenon of female reproductive organ metabolism and a physiological process of normal self-cleansing of the female urinary system. Generally, there is a certain increase during ovulation. Normal vaginal discharge is milky white or transparent, with a slight fishy smell or no smell. When the abnormal increase of vaginal discharge occurs, it will obviously feel larger than normal.

Secondly, if the physiological secretions increase during pregnancy, a humid environment will be formed, which will make the vaginal environment more conducive to the growth of bacteria, and it will be more likely to cause vaginitis or other gynecological diseases. If you suffer from gynecological inflammation, it will have a certain impact on your vagina.

Finally, if pregnant mothers suffer from excessive leucorrhea, they should go to a regular hospital as soon as possible. Some female friends are very worried about whether taking medicine will affect the development of the baby, so most of them think they can just endure it and wait until the pregnant woman gives birth before going for treatment. However, they don’t know that gynecological inflammation can easily cause miscarriage, fetal malformations, etc., and vaginitis treatment must be done in a regular hospital and the doctor will also be cautious with medication.

Excessive leucorrhea is not necessarily a sign of illness, but is mostly caused by various gynecological diseases.

External causes are closer to what Western medicine often calls infection, such as vaginal yeast infection, which is mostly transmitted through sexual intercourse. Patients often have a history of having a large amount of yellow-green or dark gray sticky and foul-smelling secretions, which are caused by many factors including pathogenic bacteria infection and cervical erosion.

1. Cervical erosion: cervical erosion caused by childbirth lacerations, estrogen changes or cervical inflammation caused by sexual intercourse may cause cervical erosion and make the leucorrhea have an odor. A very small number of women may experience cervical erosion without any reason, that is, congenital cervical erosion, which can also cause leucorrhea to have an odor.

2. Pathogen infection: The use of daily necessities that are polluted by the environment allows pathogens to enter the reproductive system through the vulva, causing infection, and the leucorrhea often has an odor. Some types of bacteria enter the female urinary system and may infect the reproductive system, causing the leucorrhea to have an odor.

3. A foreign object has entered the male reproductive organ. There are gauze, sanitary napkin plugs, menstrual suppositories, etc. in the female vagina. Some women's uterus is not suitable for placing contraceptive rings, and those who have them placed will stimulate the male reproductive organs and cause more leucorrhea.

The internal cause is mainly the poor functioning of some internal organs of the human body, which causes leucorrhea. Common ones include spleen deficiency and thin stools. These patients may have poor gastrointestinal function, are prone to diarrhea, and have poor digestion and absorption, so they will involuntarily discharge a lot of transparent watery secretions from the vagina.