What is the reason for excessive vaginal discharge the next day after sex?

Many men and women always encounter some special and rare situations after sexual intercourse. For example, excessive vaginal discharge on the second day after intercourse is very common, but this situation only brings some odor, so many women do not take it seriously. However, this situation seems to occur to women every time after sexual intercourse. So, what is the reason for excessive vaginal discharge the day after sex?

First, what's the matter with excessive vaginal discharge the day after intercourse? Increased vaginal discharge after intercourse is a normal physiological phenomenon. There are two main reasons why women have more vaginal discharge after sex: first, sexual life causes a big fluctuation in the nervous and endocrine functions of the human body. The nervous system that controls sexual activity is extremely excited and the estrogen level in the body will temporarily increase. This sudden increase in estrogen levels increases secretion from the glands. Another is the mechanical stimulation of sexual intercourse, which can directly cause an increase in vaginal discharge. It can be seen from this that any increase in leucorrhea caused by the above reasons is a normal physiological phenomenon.

Second, if the amount of vaginal discharge increases after intercourse, there are some situations that need attention. Women may have abnormal leucorrhea due to physiological changes, such as changes in the color, flow, or taste of the secretions. This type of abnormal leucorrhea requires immediate treatment at a regular hospital. There are many cases of increased vaginal discharge related to gynecological diseases, among which vaginitis and cervical erosion are two common diseases that can cause increased vaginal discharge.

Why is there a lot of vaginal discharge the day after having sex? It is not difficult to see from this normal physiological law that the amount of vaginal discharge can increase with the increase of estrogen levels, and the progress of sexual life depends on the drive of estrogen in the body. Therefore, every time during sexual life, the body will mobilize estrogen. As sexual life progresses and sexual climax occurs, the estrogen in the body will increase temporarily. Relying on this nerve reflex, the relevant glands will greatly increase the production of secretions. This is true during the ovulation period and the non-ovulation period. Of course, due to the temporary increase in estrogen levels, the secretion of cervical mucus, paraurethral gland fluid or Bartholin's gland fluid will also temporarily increase. Therefore, the amount of leucorrhea after sexual intercourse will increase than usual. This is the reason.