Why is the vaginal discharge a little pink?

Leucorrhea is a female vaginal discharge, which is a mixture of exudates from the vaginal mucosa, glandular secretions from the cervix, and secretions from the endometrium. The amount of vaginal discharge is often related to the level of estrogen. If there is any abnormality in leucorrhea, some diseases may be discovered, so women can often find out the cause of the disease early based on the clues of changes in leucorrhea. What’s wrong with the leucorrhea being a little pink? Find out more through the following article.

First, consider the problem of early pregnancy, and then consider gynecological inflammatory diseases, endocrine disorders and other reasons that affect the regularity of normal menstruation.

Normal vaginal discharge for women should be milky white or transparent, slightly fishy or odorless. When vaginal discharge is abnormal, the situation will change.

Irregular menstruation is generally caused by internal and external factors, such as excessive mental stress, changes in environment and climate, malnutrition or metabolic disorders, gynecological inflammatory diseases, etc., which can interfere with the mutual regulation and restriction of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis through the cerebral cortex. When this relationship is abnormal, it suddenly manifests in ovarian dysfunction, thereby affecting the endometrium and causing dysfunctional uterine bleeding.

If the cycle is delayed and there is long-term bleeding, there are several situations:

①Ovarian dysfunction due to thyroid deficiency;

② Incomplete atrophy of the corpus luteum and irregular shedding of the endometrium;

What’s wrong with the leucorrhea being a little pink? I believe you already understand. The diagnosis of leucorrhea is mainly based on the smell, color, thickness or amount of leucorrhea. Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea has no obvious odor. Once there is an obvious odor, it should be taken seriously. In addition, please pay attention to the cleanliness of the perineum.