Is it normal for women to not have leucorrhea?

For young couples after marriage, they all hope to have their own cute baby as soon as possible. At this time, they will take care of their bodies in all aspects to make good preparations for pregnancy. Especially women are very concerned about various changes in their bodies. So is it normal for women to have no leucorrhea?

1. In most cases, if the menstrual period has just ended or is about to come, it is normal for the body to have less vaginal discharge. When a woman enters the ovulation period, the secretion will increase and look like egg white that can be drawn. You can make a reasonable judgment on the secretion based on your menstrual condition. At this time, you can go to the hospital to find a professional gynecologist for treatment.

2. In some special situations, if there is no secretion, it is very likely that there is inflammation in the sexual organs. At this time, timely treatment is needed, otherwise it is easy to cause bacteria and viruses, and gradually self-infection, causing symptoms of infertility. You need to go to bed after 9:30 every night, especially women should not stay up late for a long time, otherwise the body's organs cannot get effective repair.

3. During the pregnancy preparation period, you can choose to take folic acid in advance, which can effectively prevent congenital diseases or deformities in the baby. Once the symptoms of pregnancy appear, you need to find a professional doctor for diagnosis, and you should be more cautious in your behavior in the future.

If there is less vaginal discharge, you need to consider the situation. The metabolism of the secretions is closely related to the estrogen metabolism of the uterus and ovaries. When estrogen levels are low, secretions will be less, and when estrogen levels are high, secretions will be more. For girls before puberty, the uterus and ovaries secrete very little estrogen. Because the uterus and ovaries have not yet grown and developed, the secretion at this time is very little or even non-existent. For women after menopause, the level of hormone secreted by the uterus and ovaries decreases rapidly. As the ovaries decline rapidly near or after menopause, women at this time basically have less leucorrhea and their vagina becomes very dry. However, some women of childbearing age have more secretions, while some women of childbearing age have very little or no secretions, which may be due to ovarian failure or premature ovarian failure. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check the female hormones of the uterus and ovaries to see if there are any abnormalities in the ovaries.