Can women add leucorrhea?

Women's body structure is very different from men's, so women also have secretions in their vaginas and have their periods every month. Secretions are also a necessary secretion that women have throughout their lives. If the body is healthy, the vaginal discharge will be excreted. Today, let’s find out whether female secretions can be increased?

The secretion is actually a substance mixed with secretions from the vaginal mucosa, uterine wall glands and cervical canal in a woman's vagina. The production of secretions is inseparable from the effect of estrogen. Generally, changes in the menstrual cycle will directly affect the amount and quality of secretions. Generally, the amount of secretions after the menstrual period is over is relatively large, white in color, and has a relatively fuzzy texture.

In the middle and late stages of the menstrual period, because ovulation is approaching, the cervical gland duct secretions are more abundant, so the secretions will increase. The leucorrhea at this time is yellowish, more transparent and slightly sticky, similar to egg white. Two or three days after ovulation, the secretion will become turbid and thicker, and the amount will be relatively small. Before and after the menstrual period, due to pelvic congestion, the amount of substances that seep out of the vaginal mucosa increases, and the amount of secretions also increases.

Because each woman's physical fitness is different, the secretions will also be different, but the difference is not large. However, if affected by changes in physical fitness, external factors, etc., the secretions may have very different manifestations. These manifestations are generally divided into physiological and physiological. Physiological secretions are generally milky white and sticky, or similar to egg white, with no fishy smell and small amount of thickness, which has the effect of moisturizing and protecting the vagina. Physiological abnormal leucorrhea is mainly caused by inflammation and requires timely treatment.