Why can't I discharge my vaginal discharge?

The amount of female secretions and whether their characteristics are normal can reflect to a certain extent whether there are some reproductive health problems. Some women have a lot of secretions, but have difficulty in excretion. So, how can we prevent the increase of leucorrhea from being easily discharged?

1. If a woman has very thick secretions that are difficult to discharge and stick to the inner wall of the vagina, the reasons for this situation are more complicated. If there are no other combined symptoms, and the leucorrhea is simply thick and difficult to discharge, it can be considered as a physiological reason.

For example, in the pre-ovulation period, which is often called the safe period of menstruation, the secretions are generally thicker, and as the ovulation period approaches, the secretions will gradually become transparent and thinner. Therefore, when there is thick leucorrhea that is difficult to discharge, it is often related to this physiological cycle reason.

2. If the leucorrhea is thick and accompanied by other symptoms, such as burning sensation in the vagina, vulvar itching, etc., these symptoms are mainly related to physiological reasons. The most common ones are various trichomonas vaginitis, such as candidal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, etc.

3. When the vaginal discharge is abnormally thick and difficult to discharge due to physiological reasons, targeted treatment can only be given after the cause is determined through routine examination of vaginal discharge or combined with other targeted tests. Therefore, if women have obvious discomfort symptoms and secretions are difficult to discharge, they must go to the hospital for a gynecological examination in time to determine the cause and start treatment.

In addition, what is the reason why women do not have leucorrhea?

(1) Fallopian tube inflammation

When it comes to the question of why there is no leucorrhea, female friends should first consider whether it is a problem of salpingitis. Because in clinical medicine, abnormal leucorrhea is a clinical symptom of salpingitis and fallopian tube obstruction, which will affect the normal secretion of female secretions, and will also affect the normal menstrual period. If you do not pay attention to timely and targeted treatment, it may even cause female infertility problems. It is necessary to pay attention to and actively treat it.

(2) Endometritis

The onset of endometritis can also cause abnormal leucorrhea. Among them, the condition of insufficient leucorrhea may also be closely related to endometritis. This is because the uterine wall plays the role of menstruation, reproduction, metabolism and endocrine. Once the uterine wall becomes inflamed, all functions may be unbalanced. Therefore, the question of why there is no leucorrhea is of course not difficult to explain.

(3) Effects of drugs

If women use too much hormones, or if their physical constitution is extremely weak, the drugs may affect women's endocrine system to a great extent, and may cause ovarian imbalance. Once the ovaries are out of balance or even have no estrogen metabolism, it will cause the adverse effect of reduced leucorrhea metabolism.