What is the reason for excessive vaginal discharge?

Under normal circumstances, women's leucorrhea is white and sticky. Generally speaking, women will have different symptoms of leucorrhea at different stages of ovulation. If women have increased leucorrhea, it is either because they are in the ovulation period or they have gynecological inflammation. Women must pay attention to increased leucorrhea to avoid worsening of the condition and causing other gynecological inflammations, which will have a great impact on their health.

What is the reason for more leucorrhea

Women sometimes experience increased vaginal discharge, and the causes can be mainly divided into physiological and pathological.

If you are in your ovulation period or pregnancy period, the estrogen level in your body will increase and the amount of vaginal discharge will increase. This condition may also occur if you take estrogen drugs. If a woman has sex too frequently, the pelvic cavity will become congested, resulting in a large increase in vaginal secretions. This condition can also cause excessive bleeding and leucorrhea. The longer and more intense the stimulation, the more secretions will occur.

Most of the pathological ones are caused by various gynecological diseases, and this situation should attract our attention.

Increased vaginal discharge may be caused by various gynecological inflammations, such as cervical erosion, pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological inflammations, which can lead to increased vaginal discharge. Pathogenic infection, such as the use of unhygienic products, can cause pathogens to enter the reproductive tract from the vaginal opening and cause infection, which can also lead to excessive vaginal discharge.

Modern women often have to balance their career and family, and excessive mental stress may cause neurological disorders, and the body's secretions will also be affected, resulting in increased vaginal discharge.

How to treat excessive leucorrhea

The treatment for increased vaginal discharge should be targeted. If the increased vaginal discharge causes discomfort, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. Pathological increase in leucorrhea should be treated from the source, with treatment targeting primary diseases and pathogens. If it is caused by a foreign body, the foreign body should be removed in time and antibacterial drugs should be taken according to the doctor's advice to prevent bacterial infection. If there is a Trichomonas infection, commonly used drugs such as metronidazole, tinidazole, etc. are used for treatment.

In daily life, women with increased vaginal discharge should wear less tight pants and it is best to wear cotton underwear instead of nylon underwear. Many women use sanitary pads even when they are not menstruating. This practice is actually not advisable because it can easily breed bacteria. Try not to use sanitary pads when you are not menstruating. You should also exercise regularly, strengthen your physical fitness, maintain a stable mental state, don't put too much pressure on yourself, and keep your body and mind happy.

What is the reason for the leucorrhea to be like water?

The color and viscosity of leucorrhea are both indicators of the health of a woman's genitals. What happens if the leucorrhea is like water? The following editor will explain the various conditions of leucorrhea and possible signs of disease.

Under normal circumstances, the leucorrhea secreted by women should be colorless, transparent, odorless and viscous. Some women's leucorrhea is like rice washing water, which is called watery leucorrhea. This situation indicates that there is something abnormal in the woman's physical condition. Women who secrete watery leucorrhea mostly suffer from spleen deficiency, heavy dampness, heart yang deficiency and stagnation of qi and blood. If the watery leucorrhea has no odor, it may be caused by cervicitis or vaginitis, which means that women may suffer from gynecological diseases such as cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, and candidal vaginitis. If the watery vaginal discharge has an odor, it may be advanced cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, or submucosal fibroids with infection. Regardless of the situation, if watery leucorrhea occurs, especially in postmenopausal women, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and do not take random medicines to treat it.