Why do I have more vaginal discharge on a few days each month?

Many women do not know what normal leucorrhea is, so in their daily lives, if there is something wrong with their bodies, they cannot identify it well based on the secretions. In fact, whether it is yellow or stringy, it means that there are hidden dangers in your health and you need to seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Therefore, every woman should try to learn how to judge her health through secretions. So, what are the reasons for excessive vaginal discharge?

1. Pathogen infection

The use of polluted daily necessities allows pathogens to enter the reproductive system through the vulva, causing infection and excessive vaginal discharge. Some types of bacteria enter the female urinary system and may infect the reproductive system, leading to increased secretion secretion.

For example, when women go to the toilet, if they wipe with handkerchief paper in the wrong direction, the bacteria in the anus may be sent to the reproductive system and cause an increase in vaginal discharge. Therefore, when women use handkerchiefs to clean the anus, they should develop the habit of wiping from the vulva to the anus or to the side.

2. Vaginal yeast infection

If a woman's vagina is infected with Trichomonas, it will cause excessive vaginal discharge.

If a woman's vagina is infected with Trichomonas, it will cause excessive vaginal discharge, accompanied by a foul odor and itching.

3. Cervical erosion

The lacerations during childbirth, changes in hormone levels, and cervical inflammation caused by the couple's personal behavior can all lead to cervical erosion and excessive vaginal discharge. A very small number of women may experience cervical erosion without any cause, which is called "congenital cervical erosion", which can also cause excessive leucorrhea.

4. Filterable viral infection of the cervix, vagina and vulva

Some viral infections are treatable without medical treatment.

5. Excessive leucorrhea caused by Candida albicans infection

Candida albicans has two characteristics: the first is that it is very strong and unyielding; the second is that it likes humidity and coldness. Therefore, it is not easy to recover. People who take antibiotics, preventive drugs or steroids for a long time, as well as pregnant women, diabetics, and women who like to wear tight underwear are prone to infection, and it is difficult to recover after being infected.

6. Atrophic vaginitis

A small number of women have lost both ovaries and uterus due to illness or have premature menopause or post-menopause. As the body gradually lacks estrogen, the vaginal wall becomes increasingly sensitive and easily infected by bacteria, causing inflammation, resulting in more leucorrhea. It is also possible that excessive leucorrhea may occur due to vaginal atrophy and inflammation at a young age.

7. Foreign objects have entered the male reproductive organs

If foreign objects enter a woman's vagina, it will also cause excessive leucorrhea, such as gauze, sanitary napkin plugs and other tools.