What is the reason for more vaginal discharge and lower abdominal pain

Leucorrhea is vaginal discharge. Milky white, transparent liquid, and stringy leucorrhea are all normal phenomena. There will be some changes in leucorrhea before and after menstruation. Sometimes the increase of vaginal discharge is physiological, and sometimes it is pathological. Excessive leucorrhea and lower abdominal pain also occur frequently. It is a typical gynecological disease. Let us understand the causes of excessive leucorrhea and lower abdominal pain.

Pathological leucorrhea

Women with leucorrhea experience abnormal leucorrhea due to physiological changes, such as changes in the color, flow, and taste of the secretions. It is often accompanied by itching and pain in the vulva. This abnormal leucorrhea requires immediate medical treatment.

Increased vaginal discharge during pregnancy

When a woman is pregnant, the secretion of sex hormones increases, causing the cervical glands to proliferate and secrete more thick mucus. Furthermore, as the fetus grows, it presses on the mother's pelvic cavity and vagina. It causes nearby blood vessels to dilate and become congested, and also causes an increase in vaginal mucosal exudate, so that vaginal secretions show a normal physiological hyperactivity phenomenon. No treatment is needed as it is not an infection.

Increased pressure discharge

In a fiercely competitive environment, some women, in order not to be eliminated and for high salaries, often set excessive demands and goals for themselves. They are busy with work, socializing, and "recharging". Excessive mental stress can cause neurological disorders in the long run, affect the body's endocrine regulation, and lead to increased vaginal discharge.

The above are the reasons for excessive leucorrhea and lower abdominal pain. The above are the three reasons why there is too much vaginal discharge. If you also have increased vaginal discharge, you might as well look for the reasons from the above three reasons. If you want to treat a disease, you must first find out what the cause is. If you are not sure what the disease is, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination first.