Increased vaginal discharge after hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy is a widely used detection method to check whether women have gynecological diseases. Hysteroscopy can well reflect the situation inside the vagina. Therefore, when you suffer from some gynecological diseases, you can undergo a hysteroscopy. However, some women find that the amount of vaginal discharge from their lower body increases significantly after undergoing hysteroscopy. Is this a normal phenomenon?

Watery leucorrhea indicates vaginal inflammation or pelvic inflammation. You can take levofloxacin tablets by mouth. Use Baofukang suppository inserted into the vagina for treatment, and sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment.

What to do if leucorrhea increases

More or less vaginal discharge, as well as some abnormal changes in color and smell, can cause women to panic and worry, probably because of abnormal vaginal discharge. What should I do if my leucorrhea is abnormal? What should I do if my leucorrhea is abnormal? First of all, don't panic. The best solution is to seek medical treatment immediately. Abnormal leucorrhea is relative to normal. Generally, normal leucorrhea is white and odorless, and its quantity and quality are related to changes in the body's physiological condition. If the secretion volume increases or the characteristics are abnormal, it is called pathological leucorrhea or abnormal leucorrhea. At this time, you should be aware of the need for timely treatment.

What should I do if my vaginal discharge increases? Common symptoms of increased vaginal discharge include: menstrual disorders, yellow vaginal discharge, often accompanied by pus, foul odor, etc. The causes of the disease are mostly vaginitis, cervicitis and endometritis caused by purulent bacteria. Therefore, some basic diagnosis of the disease should be done before treatment.

First, we should diagnose the cause of abnormal leucorrhea, and then study how to treat abnormal leucorrhea. Only by taking targeted treatment for the causes of vaginitis, cervicitis and endometritis can abnormal leucorrhea be cured fundamentally. In short, do not treat abnormal leucorrhea blindly.

For some patients, abnormal leucorrhea is caused by physiological disorders and no pathology occurs. What should be done about this type of abnormal vaginal discharge? Experts suggest that patients pay more attention to basic conditioning, and ensure adequate diet and rest. Patients with abnormal leucorrhea may wish to use drugs such as Baidai Pills and Chushi Baidai Pills to regulate menstruation and stop leucorrhea, which have a significant therapeutic effect on abnormal leucorrhea.