Can I get pregnant if I have a lot of leucorrhea?

Whether you can get pregnant with excessive leucorrhea depends on the cause of the disease. If it is a normal physiological phenomenon, then you can get pregnant. If the increase in leucorrhea is caused by gynecological diseases, we should first treat the gynecological diseases, because gynecological diseases may cause infertility in women, especially diseases such as cervicitis and genital inflammation. You can learn about the content of this article.

Increased leucorrhea refers to the increase in the amount of vaginal secretions in women. Sometimes increased leucorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon. If increased leucorrhea is accompanied by the occurrence of multiple symptoms, you should be alert to the occurrence of gynecological diseases. Increased leucorrhea can be divided into physiological leucorrhea increase and pathological leucorrhea increase. Pathological leucorrhea may indicate different diseases through changes in amount, color, quality and odor. Increased vaginal discharge is the main symptom of salpingitis and fallopian tube obstruction. According to surveys, factors such as fallopian tube inflammation and fallopian tube blockage account for the number one factor of female inflammatory infertility, and fallopian tube blockage or poor circulation accounts for 1/3 of all female infertility.

The symptom of excessive vaginal discharge is only a signal of female internal reproductive disease. Abnormal vaginal discharge may simply be an increase in amount, or it may also be accompanied by changes in color, texture, and odor. The characteristics of abnormal leucorrhea caused by different diseases are different. The common abnormal leucorrhea are as follows: yellow or yellow-green leucorrhea with pus and foul odor, which is more common in vaginitis, cervicitis and endometritis caused by purulent bacteria. Brown leucorrhea may be caused by pelvic fluid discharge.

Mild erosion can generally achieve ideal results with drug treatment, which includes local and systemic medications. However, for the treatment of moderate to severe cervical erosion, drug treatment can achieve ideal results for some patients, but some patients still need physical therapy to achieve recovery. There are many methods of physical therapy, such as: laser, microwave, Bom light, red light, LEEP knife, etc. The specific method to be used can only be clearly informed after examination. Treatment like LEEP will not affect future fertility.