Foreign objects are discharged from female vagina

For normal women, there should be two normal secretions in the lower body, one is leucorrhea and the other is menstruation. During leucorrhea and menstruation, if you find other foreign objects discharged from your lower body, you should pay attention to it, because such foreign objects may be symptoms caused by gynecological diseases. Some women find that there are foreign objects similar to meat strips in their menstrual blood during menstruation. So what is the cause of this problem?

1. What is the reason for the discharge of meat-like substance during menstruation?

During menstruation, if something flesh-like flows out, it should be the endometrium. Under the action of estrogen and progesterone, the endometrium proliferates more severely. When menstruation comes, it will fall off and bleed, and be discharged from the body along with the menstrual blood. This is also quite common. If there are no other symptoms of discomfort, there is no need to worry. Pay more attention to hygiene in daily life, clean the perineum frequently, do not stay up late, have a regular life, do not put too much pressure on yourself, and relax.

2. Precautions during menstruation

1. Do not have sex

During menstruation, the cervix is ​​slightly open. Sexual intercourse during menstruation can easily bring bacteria from the vulva and perineum into the vagina, cervix, and even into the uterus, causing endometritis or acute adnexitis (including the fallopian tubes and ovaries) and pelvic peritonitis. In addition, sexual intercourse during menstruation may also cause the shed endometrium to flow back into the pelvic cavity and cause endometriosis.

2. Avoid strenuous exercise

It is not absolutely forbidden to exercise during menstruation, but strenuous exercise such as high jumping and running should be avoided as much as possible, otherwise it will aggravate the discomfort during menstruation, such as back pain, and even cause dysmenorrhea and menstrual disorders. Swimming during menstruation should be avoided because the cervix is ​​slightly open during menstruation, making it easy for bacteria to invade the uterine cavity, increasing the chance of infection and causing various gynecological inflammations. Therefore, do not swim during menstruation.

3. Avoid eating raw, cold or overly salty food

Eating raw or cold food or drinking cold drinks during menstruation will affect the contraction of the uterus, causing poor menstrual blood discharge and leading to problems such as dysmenorrhea. In addition, during menstruation, many women tend to become irritable and anxious due to the imbalance of estrogen and progesterone, water and sodium retention, and excessive antidiuretic hormone.

4. Avoid drinking alcohol, strong tea or coffee

During menstruation, the proportion of alcohol-degrading enzymes in women's bodies decreases, and their ability to break down alcohol also decreases accordingly. Drinking a lot at this time not only makes you drunk more easily than usual, but the alcohol is also difficult to excrete and stays in the body, causing harm. Strong tea and coffee contain high levels of caffeine, which can easily lead to dysmenorrhea, prolonged menstruation or excessive bleeding.

To sum up, these are the precautions to take during menstruation. You need to be careful about your lifestyle, diet, and rest. Sometimes the endometrium will fall off and cause symptoms of bleeding. Sometimes some women will have endocrine disorders due to hormone imbalance in the body, which requires active conditioning. Keep a good mood and don't be impatient or anxious. Excessive bleeding requires medical attention.