I have a lot of vaginal discharge recently. What's going on?

Excessive vaginal discharge is a common phenomenon among women. Some women in life are embarrassed to seek medical treatment when they have gynecological problems due to face concerns, especially when they find that their vaginal discharge has increased. They do not intervene and treat the disease in time, which results in the disease becoming more and more serious, seriously endangering their health. Leucorrhea is a barometer of physical health. When you find that your vaginal discharge has increased, you need to pay attention to it and find out the cause in time.

I have a lot of vaginal discharge recently, what's going on?

Excessive vaginal discharge is usually considered to be an infection, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, etc., but the specific cause still needs to be confirmed through further examination. Find out whether the infectious pathogen is fungus, trichomonas, bacteria, virus, etc., and then give effective treatment based on the examination results. Abnormal leucorrhea may also be caused by infection with Candida albicans, so you must pay attention to private hygiene, avoid sexual intercourse during this period to prevent cross infection, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

What should I do if there is a little too much vaginal discharge?

The correct approach is to confirm the diagnosis first and then provide symptomatic treatment, which is more effective. During the treatment period, sexual life should be suspended and spicy food should be avoided. When you change your underwear every day, you must disinfect it at high temperature. Try not to choose a sitz bath or a tub bath. You must pay attention to hygiene issues. You can take oral medications or guided medications based on the doctor's advice. It is recommended to go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea examinations, develop good hygiene habits, and avoid unclean sexual life, because this is one of the important factors that cause gynecological diseases and cannot be ignored or taken lightly.

Frequent occurrence of leucorrhea problems in women is related to their living habits, eating habits, and bad sexual life. If you want to fundamentally suppress this situation, in addition to having more regular living and eating habits, you must also improve your own immunity, maintain a good attitude, and exercise more, which are very effective ways to suppress the disease. Moreover, if you have gynecological problems, do not be reluctant to talk about them. See a doctor promptly for examination to avoid irreversible physical harm caused by delaying the treatment, which may seriously affect your normal reproductive function.