Will the leucorrhea increase in hot weather?

When the weather is hot, the human body will sweat more, and the vaginal area is in a poorly ventilated and humid environment, which makes it easier for bacteria to grow and reproduce faster. If you do not pay attention to care, the amount of leucorrhea will increase. It is a common phenomenon that the amount of leucorrhea increases in hot weather. However, when the leucorrhea has an odor or is yellow in color, it may be a gynecological disease and you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

1. The weather is hot in summer and people tend to sweat. If the sweat cannot be discharged from the body, it is easy for bacteria to remain. Especially for girls who like to sit with their legs crossed, it will cause the lower body to be blocked, leading to inflammation and increased leucorrhea. So remember to maintain the correct sitting posture and change your underwear frequently.

2 In the hot summer, people’s appetite is not strong. If they like to eat spicy food, it is easy to cause dampness and heat in the body, leading to increased vaginal discharge and inflammation. It is best to eat a lighter diet in the summer, avoid eating too spicy food, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

3 Unhealthy sex can easily lead to increased vaginal discharge, vaginitis and other symptoms. Some young people only seek their own pleasure in sex and ignore the hygiene of their genitals, leading to a series of inflammations. It is best to clean it with warm water before and after sex, and it is better to use a lotion for better results.

What other conditions can increase leucorrhea?

1. Periodic increase in vaginal discharge: White discharge changes periodically just like red discharge, but in the early stages, due to the incomplete function of the girl's ovaries and unstable menstrual cycle, you will see white discharge less frequently. When a girl matures, her vaginal discharge will be extremely thin and transparent during ovulation. 2-3 days after ovulation, the leucorrhea gradually becomes thicker and turbid, and the amount gradually decreases. This is all normal.

2. Increased leucorrhea due to stress: In the fierce competition environment, some women, in order not to be eliminated and for high salary, often set excessive demands and goals for themselves. They are busy with work, socializing, and "recharging". Excessive mental stress can cause neurological disorders in the long run, affect the endocrine regulation of the human body, and then cause increased leucorrhea.

3. Pathological increase in leucorrhea: Due to physiological changes in women, leucorrhea may be abnormal, such as changes in the color, flow, and taste of the secretions. It is often accompanied by itching and pain in the vulva. This abnormal leucorrhea requires immediate medical treatment.