What is the reason for watery vaginal discharge?

We women usually have some secretions, and leucorrhea is a very normal phenomenon. It contains lactobacillus, lysozyme and antibodies, so it has the effect of inhibiting bacterial growth. Abnormal leucorrhea often indicates the occurrence of certain gynecological diseases or other diseases. If you see watery leucorrhea that emits a strange smell from time to time, it means there is a problem. Why does watery leucorrhea confuse many women? Let us take a look at the reasons.

Common causes of increased vaginal discharge include:

1. When suffering from candidal vaginitis, the leucorrhea is yellow or white, mostly viscous, sometimes thin, and typically appears like tofu dregs or curds;

2. The leucorrhea of ​​trichomoniasis is thin pus-like, yellow, and foamy, or like rice water, grayish white, and smelly;

3. When the cervix is ​​eroded, the leucorrhea is usually yellow, sticky like pus, and odorless.

4. The leucorrhea of ​​gonorrhea is yellow pus-like;

5. When suffering from pelvic inflammatory diseases such as endometritis, leucorrhea will increase and become yellow in color.

Normal leucorrhea should be milky white, or colorless and transparent, sometimes sticky, and without odor. Leucorrhea during adolescence is affected by estrogen and has periodic changes, that is, sometimes it increases and sometimes it decreases. Leucorrhea during ovulation is bright and has a large amount, while it is less at other times. If it is abnormal, it is recommended to go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea testing and symptomatic treatment.

Considering that it is caused by vaginitis, it is recommended to go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea examination. After clarifying the nature of the inflammation, symptomatic treatment can be given. This situation can be treated with levofloxacin hydrochloride tablets, potassium permanganate external tablets and Zhimiling suppositories. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, wash the vulva with clean water, change underwear frequently, change sanitary napkins and panty liners in time during menstruation, and do not have sex during treatment to avoid cross infection

The above is a targeted explanation. Leucorrhea is a very normal excretion. If any abnormality occurs, it must be treated in time. Sometimes we ignore this problem and are embarrassed to ask a doctor. Do not use toilets in public places and change your underwear frequently. I hope these instructions can be of some help to you. Paying attention to daily life and maintaining personal hygiene will surely have a certain effect.