A large piece of jelly-like vaginal discharge

Girls should be familiar with something called leucorrhea. It is a substance naturally produced by the body. Generally, the amount of leucorrhea increases before the menstruation comes. Sometimes, leucorrhea appears inexplicably, but the amount is not too much and its appearance is irregular. Many people are confused about jelly-like leucorrhea. So why is the leucorrhea large and jelly-like?

Normal leucorrhea is odorless, colorless, transparent and can be drawn. This kind of leucorrhea is the healthiest. If this is you, congratulations, your reproductive system is very healthy.

When you find that your vaginal discharge has turned gray and turbid with impurities or is a sticky milky white color that looks like a fuzzy mess, it means that your reproductive system has begun to be overloaded and has gradually begun to be unable to resist bacteria, fungi or some harmful substances, but no lesions have occurred at this time. This is a warning of the arrival of gynecological problems and the best time to regulate. Unfortunately, due to the ignorance of Chinese women about gynecology, few people pay attention to it at this moment, and it is basically ignored.

The condition is considered to be a leukorrhea in traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is mainly caused by dampness and heat.

Guidance: Keep warm and avoid cold, pay attention to diet, eat less spicy, greasy, raw, cold and seafood, drink more hot water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and take Fuyanxiao capsules orally

This kind of symptom will appear during ovulation, which can be combined with the examination of leucorrhea and then treated.

Guidance: It is best to go to the hospital for examination and then treatment. If everything is normal, no treatment is needed. Just pay attention to personal hygiene.

Abnormal leucorrhea may be caused by gynecological diseases such as vaginitis or cervicitis. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and routine leucorrhea tests in time to find out the cause and treat it symptomatically.

Guidance: Suggestions: Keep the vulva clean and hygienic, change underwear frequently, and make sure the underwear is made of cotton and loose; and pay attention to sexual hygiene to prevent gynecological inflammation.