What causes women to have excessive vaginal discharge?

Discharge is a physiological phenomenon of female friends. Whether the discharge is normal or not directly reflects the health status of female friends. In daily life, some women have excessive leucorrhea with an odor. At this time, ladies need to pay attention, because there are many reasons for the increase of leucorrhea. Some physiological or physiological reasons can cause the increase of leucorrhea. It is necessary to grasp the reasons in time and deal with the situation of increased leucorrhea. So what causes the increase of leucorrhea in women? Let's take a look at the common reasons for increased leucorrhea in women.

1. Regular vaginal discharge

Regular leucorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon and also a more common cause of leucorrhea, because secretions, like menstruation, will change with the change of time cycle. During ovulation, female secretions will become more abundant, thinner and transparent. After ovulation, the secretions will become thicker, like egg white, and can be drawn into wire. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and there is no need to worry too much.

2. Poor lifestyle

We all know that women's hormone levels change greatly at different stages, and bad habits can also cause significant changes in hormone levels. For example, staying up late and excessive mental stress can easily lead to changes in hormone levels in women, affecting the body's endocrine system, which can also cause an increase in vaginal discharge.

3. Impact of gynecological diseases

What is the reason for increased vaginal discharge in women? One of the main reasons for increased vaginal discharge in women is gynecological diseases. Because women have had sex, if they do not pay attention to hygiene during sex, it is easy for bacteria to infect the vagina and uterus, causing vaginitis, metritis, and pelvic inflammation, which in turn causes increased vaginal discharge. However, the increase in vaginal discharge caused by serious gynecological diseases will generally be accompanied by the presence of odor, abnormal yellowish discharge, etc. We need to carefully identify them.

In addition to the three common reasons introduced above, there are actually many other reasons for increased vaginal discharge in women. Pregnancy, excessive indulgence, foreign objects entering the sexual organs, and the insertion of contraceptive rings can all stimulate the reproductive organs and cause increased vaginal discharge. When we have increased leucorrhea, don't panic. First understand the cause of the disease and then start medication treatment.