Does increased vaginal discharge mean menstruation?

If there is a lot of secretions, women don't need to be too anxious. Sometimes the increase in vaginal discharge is normal, but sometimes it may be a sign of some disease in the body. It is true that there is more secretion before menstruation. So does excessive vaginal discharge mean menstruation? Not necessarily. The increase in vaginal discharge may be caused by other reasons.

1. Before the menstrual period, the secretions will indeed be more and thicker. At this time, the cervical opening will gradually expand and the amount of secretions will increase. This is a normal situation and does not require treatment. After the menstrual period is over, the secretions will gradually become less.

2. There will be more vaginal discharge after pregnancy. This is because there is a lot of estrogen in the body, which causes great changes in the body, and the secretions will gradually increase. It is normal to have more vaginal discharge during pregnancy, and no treatment is required, but you should change your underwear frequently to avoid gynecological diseases.

3. After suffering from gynecological diseases, there will be more secretions, such as candidal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, etc. After suffering from these diseases, not only the amount of secretions will increase, but also the secretions will have a strong odor, and the color of leucorrhea will also change to a certain extent. Because the leucorrhea caused by the disease is excessive, it is necessary to treat it to avoid causing some other human diseases.

Warm reminder: When women have a lot of secretions, they must pay attention to changing their underwear frequently every day and cleaning their lower body. When the amount of vaginal discharge increases, the private parts become moist, which is very easy to produce bacteria. Women may experience symptoms such as vaginal itching. Therefore, they must keep their lower body and underwear clean to effectively prevent gynecological diseases.