When does leucorrhea usually come?

Discharge is a secretion unique to women. It is a white liquid secreted from a woman's vagina. Different changes in discharge also indicate the quality of a woman's body and her health problems. However, many people are curious: does discharge always exist? Or is it something that comes later? So under what circumstances does leucorrhea occur? Let's learn some knowledge about secretions below.

1. Before puberty

Girls at this stage generally have less vaginal discharge, as the production of secretions is closely related to estrogen.

2. After puberty

The ovaries begin to grow and secrete estrogen to promote the growth of the reproductive organs. At this time, secretions appear.

3. During the menstrual cycle

Because the metabolism of female hormones varies from time to time, the quality and quantity of secretions also change accordingly. Generally, the secretion of estrogen reaches its peak between two menstrual periods (equal to ovulation period). Excessive estrogen stimulates the cervical glands to secrete a large amount of mucus. Therefore, the leucorrhea at this time is abundant, transparent, sticky like egg white, and can be made into flocs, and the vulva feels moist. At this time, the increase in secretions reduces the acidity and alkalinity in the vagina, which is beneficial to the storage of sperm vitality and the smooth passage of sperm through the vagina.

4. Marriage and love period

The amount of secretion metabolism is closely related to the physiological cycle, sexual subconsciousness and sexual activity. Women's excessive sexual indulgence during their honeymoon will naturally stimulate increased secretion.

5. Pregnancy

During pregnancy, women's menstruation temporarily stops, but their secretions increase. This is because the effect of estrogen in women's bodies causes the water content in the cervix and vaginal walls and the blood in the blood vessels to increase than usual, and the secretions naturally increase as well.

6. Female menopause

After menopause, due to the decline of the ovaries, the female body lacks estrogen, the reproductive organs shrink, the secretion of secretions gradually becomes scarce, the vagina will become increasingly dry and even completely lack of vaginal discharge.

Under what circumstances does leucorrhea occur? We have explained this issue in detail above. In fact, secretions are naturally excreted from the vagina after the female body develops to a certain extent. Only the amount of secretions will change under the influence of certain factors. At the same time, if there are some gynecological diseases in the female body, it will also be shown through the amount of secretions or the color of leucorrhea.