What if there is a small amount of blood in the leucorrhea?

Generally speaking, normal leucorrhea is a small amount of vaginal discharge with no odor. However, sometimes there are always some abnormalities in leucorrhea, such as leucorrhea odor, leucorrhea color change, etc. However, abnormal leucorrhea is not always caused by gynecological diseases. Sometimes it is also closely related to ovulation and menstruation. So what is the matter with the small amount of blood in the leucorrhea? So let me give you a detailed introduction to what is going on in this situation.

Gynecologists point out that women's leucorrhea often increases during ovulation, and the discharge will appear as long threads, at which time the leucorrhea is transparent. After ovulation, due to a series of endocrine changes caused by the gradual decrease in estrogen levels in the body, the amount of vaginal discharge will be significantly reduced, and it will appear milky white and sticky, and it is not easy to stretch into long threads. Or there is a small amount of blood in the vaginal discharge.

But this is a normal physiological reaction and there is no need to worry too much about whether it is gynecological inflammation. Therefore, when a woman finds that her vaginal discharge increases and she has no discomfort symptoms and her color, odor, and shape are normal, it means that the ovulation period has arrived. But this does not mean that the day when the amount of leucorrhea increases is the ovulation day, it only proves that it is the ovulation period.

It is also possible to use the amount of leucorrhea to determine the ovulation period to increase the chance of pregnancy, provided that there are no other abnormalities in the leucorrhea and the woman's menstrual cycle is stable without menstrual disorders.

It is worth noting that if a woman's leucorrhea is abnormal, for example, the color is no longer milky white or egg white, but yellow with an odor, she needs to seek medical attention in time, because this may be a sign of gynecological inflammation.

The above is a detailed introduction to the presence of a small amount of blood in leucorrhea. From the above introduction, you can see that not all abnormal leucorrhea are caused by diseases. Taking this symptom as an example, it is a normal menstrual period. However, if the symptoms have persisted for a long time or have worsened, then you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.