What is the cause of abnormal vaginal discharge after menstruation?

Everyone knows that leucorrhea is white and a little transparent, and has no peculiar smell or discomfort. However, most women's leucorrhea is abnormal, which can be manifested in color, smell, etc. When the leucorrhea is abnormal after menstruation, you should check it immediately. Abnormal leucorrhea has many symptoms and discomfort, and its type can be identified and judged. So what is the cause of abnormal leucorrhea after menstruation? The reasons are complicated and are closely related to diseases, hygiene, daily habits, etc.

Abnormal leucorrhea is a common gynecological disease among adult women. Leucorrhea is a type of vaginal discharge, which refers to the white fluid that flows out of the female vagina. Normal leucorrhea has no odor and the flow is relatively regular. Abnormal leucorrhea can be divided into physiological abnormal leucorrhea and pathological abnormal leucorrhea.

Physiological abnormal leucorrhea refers to the influence of the menstrual cycle. As the secretion of estrogen in women's bodies increases, the amount of leucorrhea will increase, and it will be as transparent as egg white, and can even be pulled into filaments.

Pathological leucorrhea is often caused by some gynecological diseases. The leucorrhea is abnormal, with a large amount of odor, transparent or grayish yellow in color, or even foamy or curd-like.

Pathological leucorrhea is related to people’s hygiene habits in daily life. If women’s vaginal flora is imbalanced and they are in a humid and unclean environment for a long time, symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea will appear. The following are some of the possible causes of abnormal vaginal discharge:

1. Not changing underwear frequently and keeping private parts unclean.

Many women do not have the habit of changing their underwear frequently, or they do not put their underwear in the sun to dry after washing. If this continues for a long time, bacteria and dirt will enter the vagina, destroying the normal ecology of the vagina and causing abnormal leucorrhea secretion.

2. Use panty liners for a long time.

Some women are too lazy to change and wash their underwear, so they often use sanitary pads to reduce their daily tasks. Little do people know that sanitary pads have poor air permeability, and the vulva is in a relatively humid environment for a long time, which can easily destroy the balance of the vagina and make the vagina prone to bacterial infection, thus causing abnormal leucorrhea.

3. Frequent use of cleaning fluid.

Some women pay too much attention to the hygiene of their vulva, so they often use cleaning liquid to rinse their vulva. However, being too obsessed with cleanliness may cause disorder in the secretion of leucorrhea. The vagina has a self-cleaning function. Although the cleaning fluid can wash away the bacteria on the vulva, it will also kill the lactobacilli in the vagina. Frequent use of cleaning fluid will disrupt the microecological balance of the vagina and easily lead to abnormal leucorrhea.

What is the reason for abnormal leucorrhea after menstruation? Patients can find detailed answers in the article. Patients do not need to worry about abnormal leucorrhea. When the leucorrhea is abnormal, the different colors and odors represent different diseases, and the severity of the disease is also different. Patients can check and determine the type, and the treatment will be simpler. Patients should not ignore the problem of leucorrhea. When there is an abnormality, they must be checked and treated, because patients can find gynecological diseases in the body from the problem of leucorrhea.