Leucorrhea is thick and gel-like

Many women have found that their leucorrhea is thick and gel-like. Is there any problem with this? If a woman's leucorrhea is thick and gel-like, it may be because of the ovulation period, or it may be due to a gynecological disease. If it is a gynecological disease, the leucorrhea will have other symptoms, such as a fishy smell, changes in the color of the leucorrhea, etc. Below we will introduce in detail the situations in which leucorrhea is thick and gel-like.

Generally speaking, leucorrhea that is like glue means that the leucorrhea is sticky. The viscosity of female leucorrhea can be divided into physiological viscosity and pathological viscosity, so women should be alert to pathological leucorrhea viscosity.

1. Female physiological leucorrhea is thick like glue

During the ovulation period, the secretion of estrogen reaches its peak, so women will have more bleeding and transparent leucorrhea, which is sticky like egg white and can be pulled into threads. After the follicle ovulates, the progesterone level in the female body will rise, and the leucorrhea may become sticky and less in quantity. If there are no other abnormal conditions, it is normal.

2. Female pathological leucorrhea is sticky like glue

Abnormal leucorrhea, such as increased amount of leucorrhea, changes in its appearance and viscosity, and a fishy odor, reveal the presence of vaginitis. Common clinical vaginitis include Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, nonspecific vaginitis, and senile vaginitis. Their common clinical characteristics are abnormal leucorrhea and vulvar itching, burning pain, and pain during sexual intercourse.

The thick leucorrhea of ​​many women may also be caused by some diseases. For example, if a woman suffers from candidal vaginitis, her leucorrhea may be thick; if she suffers from Trichomonas vaginitis, it may also cause thick leucorrhea; when she suffers from cervical erosion, the patient may also have thick and yellow leucorrhea; gonorrhea can also cause women's leucorrhea to be thick and pus-like, etc. Therefore, women should pay attention to this. If the thick leucorrhea caused by these diseases is not treated in time, it will not only endanger women's health, but also further cause more gynecological diseases, and even lead to female infertility.

Why does leucorrhea look like glue? I believe you already know about this. Now that you know about this, we must pay attention to preventing the occurrence of thick leucorrhea. If it occurs, then actively treat it and recover your health as soon as possible.