What is the treatment for less leucorrhea?

Leucorrhea is something that all female friends know about, but how much do you really know about it? I believe that many women do not understand very well that there are many types of abnormal leucorrhea, such as excessive leucorrhea, insufficient leucorrhea, leucorrhea with an unusual odor, etc. What are the reasons for these conditions and how to treat them? Today we will take a closer look at how to treat insufficient leucorrhea. Let us find out through the following.

Generally speaking, too little vaginal discharge is caused by ovarian dysfunction or decline and low sex hormone levels. It is common in patients with frequent miscarriages, prolonged breastfeeding, long-term mental trauma and various chronic diseases, such as chronic hepatitis, chronic nephritis, diabetes, hypothyroidism, etc. After entering menopause, the gradual atrophy and loss of function of the ovaries can also lead to a lack of vaginal discharge.

Generally speaking, too little vaginal discharge is caused by ovarian dysfunction or decline and low sex hormone levels. It is common in patients with frequent miscarriages, prolonged breastfeeding, long-term mental trauma and various chronic diseases, such as chronic hepatitis, chronic nephritis, diabetes, hypothyroidism, etc. After entering menopause, the gradual atrophy and loss of function of the ovaries can also lead to a lack of vaginal discharge.

Western medicine believes that less vaginal discharge is caused by endocrine dysfunction, which is related to the decline of ovarian function and low levels of sex hormones. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is mainly caused by liver and kidney deficiency, insufficient essence and blood, malnutrition of the chest meridians, and inability of body fluids to nourish the vagina. Clinically, it is common in women with congenital kidney essence deficiency, or who have had multiple pregnancies and childbirths (including induced abortions), or who suffer from chronic wasting diseases or endocrine diseases (such as diabetes, hypothyroidism). Patients are prone to loss of libido, dizziness, tinnitus, and lower limb soreness.

In severe cases, there may be a series of symptoms such as vulvar or vaginal atrophy, dyspareunia, and premature amenorrhea.

Therefore, less vaginal discharge should not be taken lightly, as it is often a manifestation of disease. Patients are advised to seek treatment as soon as possible. At present, in terms of treatment, the topical medication with relatively good effects is Ipomoea antibacterial gel.

What is the treatment for less leucorrhea? After reading the above, I believe you already know the answer. Long-term scanty vaginal discharge is an abnormal condition and requires prompt treatment. If not treated in time, it will lead to serious consequences, so we should treat it in time. We must pay attention to diet during treatment. Also, sexual intercourse should be prohibited during treatment to avoid infection.