Less vaginal discharge after ovulation

When women reach sexual maturity, they will have menstrual periods and ovulation periods. However, many friends will find that some problems will occur in the body after ovulation. For example, less vaginal discharge after ovulation! In fact, for women, leucorrhea is a standard to test whether the body is healthy. The smell, color and amount of vaginal discharge all indicate different problems. So, why does the amount of leucorrhea decrease after ovulation?

If the color, quality, and quantity of leucorrhea change abnormally, it is called abnormal leucorrhea. Clinically, most women with abnormal leucorrhea are caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene. Normal people can just clean the vulva with clean water. If you do not have gynecological diseases and do not have special needs for sterilization and anti-inflammation, it is best not to use feminine wash too much. It is reported that the risk of pelvic infection in women who use vaginal douches is 73% higher than that in women who do not use vaginal douches. The main reason is that the douches used destroy the self-cleaning function of the vagina, allowing pathogens to enter.

What's wrong with less leucorrhea?

There are many reasons for women to have less vaginal discharge. Some women may have less vaginal discharge due to poor physical constitution or other reasons. For example, after women enter menopause, their ovaries may gradually atrophy and their function decline, resulting in less vaginal discharge. These normal physiological reasons can be prevented and treated by paying attention to daily maintenance.

In addition to normal physiological reasons, a woman's small amount of vaginal discharge is usually caused by some ovarian diseases, such as premature ovarian failure, ovarian cysts, oophoritis, etc. These ovarian diseases usually lead to ovarian dysfunction, disorder or low sex hormone levels, resulting in a small amount of vaginal discharge.

In addition, endocrine is also an important factor causing less vaginal discharge in women. Some endocrine diseases, menstrual disorders, mental trauma, etc. can cause endocrine disorders in women, which in turn can cause less vaginal discharge in women.