Why is there water flowing down there?

Adult women will have menstrual periods, and during the menstrual period, they must pay attention to staying clean, and diet and exercise are also aspects that need to be paid attention to. But why do some girls keep having fluid discharge even when they are not on their period? This is because there is an ovulation period every month, which is when the leucorrhea flows out, so what flows out is not water but some mucus. Normal leucorrhea will not have any impact and is colorless and odorless, but once there is any change, you should pay attention to whether there is a gynecological disease.

1. When women are approaching ovulation, they will secrete a large amount of leucorrhea. It appears brushed. At this time, women are in the fertile stage

2. Caused by vaginitis. There are many types of vaginitis, including bacterial, fungal, and Trichomonas. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital to test your leucorrhea routinely, and then take appropriate measures after a clear diagnosis. You can also use Fuyanjie wash for external washing and observe the treatment.

Leucorrhea, like menstruation, is a normal physiological manifestation of women. The amount of leucorrhea secretion is closely related to the menstrual cycle, sexual thoughts and sexual life. The secretion of leucorrhea in menopausal women is sparse and thin, while that in women of childbearing age and pregnant women increases. Women in their honeymoon and during periods of frequent sexual intercourse also naturally experience increased secretion of leucorrhea. The above-mentioned normal secretion and increased leucorrhea are all manifestations of women's healthy physiology and there is no need to worry too much. If the leucorrhea is secreted excessively and there are changes in the odor, color, and properties, and is accompanied by some symptoms, it is abnormal leucorrhea, which is called "leucorrhea disease" in traditional Chinese medicine. Watery leucorrhea: Leucorrhea that is clear like water, often soaks the underwear, and has a foul odor is often a sign of fallopian tube tumors. If you find changes in your vaginal discharge, do not take it lightly. You should go to a regular hospital for gynecological examination and treatment in time.

3. The normal amount of leucorrhea is related to personal constitution and also to the menstrual cycle. Generally speaking, the amount of vaginal secretions will be less just after the menstrual period, and then slowly increase. During the ovulation period, a larger amount of transparent, sticky and odorless secretions will appear. After ovulation, the discharge will be less, but it will become thicker. Before menstruation, the discharge may increase again and become slightly yellow. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white, or colorless and transparent, sometimes sticky, and without odor. According to your description, the leucorrhea is as much as menstruation, and it is mostly considered to be caused by inflammation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine examination of leucorrhea, find out the cause and take symptomatic medication, pay attention to hygiene, keep the vulva clean, and change underwear frequently.