During ovulation, the leucorrhea is more like water

Normal leucorrhea should be sticky, transparent or milky white, with a little bit of stringiness, but some people's leucorrhea is like water, flowing out very thin. Then you need to observe the smell, color, shape, and amount. Through such observation, you can judge whether there is a problem with the body and go to the hospital for examination in time.

Leucorrhea is a barometer of women's health. Its changes may indicate gynecological diseases. Excessive leucorrhea is a problem that many women suffer from. So what is the cause of excessive leucorrhea? Does excessive leucorrhea mean that you have a gynecological disease?

What is the cause of excessive vaginal discharge?——Four situations are normal.

Before figuring out what excessive vaginal discharge is, we need to understand one concept: increased vaginal discharge is a symptom, indicating increased vaginal discharge. Normal vaginal secretions come from endometrial glands, cervical glands, paraurethral glands, Bartholin's glands, etc.

Normal physiological leucorrhea may occur in the following four situations:

1. During ovulation or pregnancy, the increase in estrogen levels may increase the secretion of cervical glands.

2. Before and after menstruation, vaginal and uterine secretions increase due to pelvic congestion.

3. During lovemaking, sexual excitement causes the Bartholin's glands to secrete a clear fluid to lubricate the vaginal opening, making intercourse possible.

4. Most of the semen ejaculated into the vagina during sexual intercourse flows out of the body and is mistakenly considered as increased leucorrhea.

In addition to the above normal situations, excessive vaginal discharge is often a direct warning of gynecological diseases. Leucorrhea caused by gynecological diseases can be preliminarily analyzed based on the color, quality, quantity, odor and symptoms of the leucorrhea. The following five types of diseases are common.

1. The colorless, transparent and sticky leucorrhea is like raw eggs. The difference from normal vaginal secretions is that it is large in amount and lasts for a long time. Except for menstruation, there is a large amount of clear leucorrhea that wets the underwear almost every day. Combined with the clinical manifestations of low back pain or lower abdominal pain, pelvic inflammation should be considered. It should also be seen in those with weak bodies. At this time, it is best to ask a gynecologist for diagnosis and treatment.

2. Purulent leucorrhea with a fishy odor (or thin, purulent, watery leucorrhea) accompanied by vulvar itching is common in the acute stage of Trichomonas or purulent bacterial infection (gonococci, etc.) or viral infection.

3. Bean-dregs-like or curd-like leucorrhea, accompanied by unbearable itching of the vulva. Even in public, one cannot help rubbing the vulva with hands to relieve the itching. Common in Candida infections.

5. Bloody leucorrhea is common in senile vaginitis, cervical polyps, severe cervical erosion, cervical cancer, uterine body cancer, submucosal uterine fibroids protruding from the external os of the cervix, etc. If bloody leucorrhea occurs, you should immediately see a doctor to check the bleeding area. Do not wait until the bloody leucorrhea disappears before seeing a doctor, thereby losing the opportunity to directly observe the bloody leucorrhea. If it is postmenopausal hemorrhagic leucorrhea, you should ask your doctor to rule out the possibility of cancer. Generally speaking, the chance of cancer is rare, and it is most commonly caused by inflammation. Therefore, please do not panic or even suffer from insomnia when you see bloody bands. The wisest choice is to see a doctor for a thorough examination and immediate treatment.