Why does white fluid flow from the vagina?

The female vagina is a very private part. It can be said that the vagina is an absolutely private part of women. However, this part is very susceptible to disease among the reproductive organs. Once a disease occurs, it will cause serious damage to the reproductive organs. For example, many women's vaginas will flow out white liquid under abnormal circumstances, which is very worrying. Let's take a look at why white liquid flows out of the vagina?

Leucorrhea is a mixture of vaginal mucosal exudate and endocervical canal (endometrial gland secretions).

Suggestions: Its formation is related to the action of estrogen. Normal leucorrhea is white, paste-like or egg white-like, highly viscous, has no fishy smell, and is small in amount. It has no adverse effects on women's health and is called physiological leucorrhea. However, if inflammation occurs in the reproductive tract, especially vaginitis and cervicitis, or if cancer occurs, the amount of vaginal discharge will increase significantly and its properties will also change, which is called pathological changes. It is recommended that you go to a professional hospital for examination to give accurate results!

Increased vaginal discharge may be a sign of gynecological inflammation. Excessive and thick vaginal discharge is usually a sign of gynecological inflammation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea examination (to check for vaginitis) and cervical examination (to check for cervicitis), and then treat the symptoms after finding out the cause.

Suggestions: Routine examination of leucorrhea is to take vaginal secretions for examination. The cervix can be examined by colposcopy, and an experienced doctor can also preliminarily detect cervicitis by directly observing the cervix with the naked eye.

Normal vaginal discharge is clear and colorless or milky white and in small amounts. But it will increase before menstruation, during ovulation or pregnancy.

Suggestions: A sudden increase in vaginal discharge may be seen in diseases such as vaginitis, cervicitis, hydrosalpinx or cervical effusion, and has little to do with cervical erosion surgery.

If the amount of vaginal discharge increases during the middle of the menstrual cycle, it is considered to be during the ovulation period, which is a normal phenomenon.

Suggestions: If there is a lot of leucorrhea throughout the menstrual cycle, then you should consider whether there is inflammation, so you can conduct effective examinations according to the specific situation and when necessary.