Leucorrhea comes out when urinating

Discharge is a substance that every woman is familiar with. It is a necessary product of the male reproductive organs and a physiological process of self-cleaning of the female urinary system. Generally, there will be a certain increase during ovulation. In daily life, you can observe the white production carefully to judge whether a woman's body is healthy. So, how come the secretion is as much as urine?

There are actually many reasons for excessive vaginal discharge. First of all, if women do not pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives, and do not have a good diet and lifestyle, it will cause excessive leucorrhea. It may also be because women do not pay attention to private parts cleaning, do not change underwear frequently, and use sanitary napkins for a long time.

In addition, it is also possible that women suffer from gynecological inflammation or cervical disease. For example, candidal vaginitis, endometritis, candidal vaginitis and cervical erosion can all cause women to have excessive vaginal discharge. In severe cases, women may also have dregs of vaginal discharge or bloody vaginal discharge. When women find that there is too much vaginal discharge, they can take the following measures.

1. Be sure to change your underwear frequently to keep it clean. After cleaning, the underwear should be placed in the sun to dry to ensure that the underwear is clean and tidy.

2. Don't clean the vulva too much. The vagina has a self-cleaning function. If you clean the vulva too much, it will easily destroy the beneficial bacteria in the private parts and cause infection.

3. When you find that there is too much leucorrhea, go to the hospital for a routine examination of leucorrhea as soon as possible to avoid affecting your health.