Is the white discharge a sign of menstruation?

If white discharge comes out on its own, it may be menstruation, because many female friends will feel their bodies are particularly tired before menstruation, the amount of leucorrhea will increase compared to before, and there may even be some pink leucorrhea mixed in. These are all normal phenomena, so female friends do not need to be overly nervous after it happens, and stay relaxed to welcome the arrival of menstruation.

1. Before menstruation, women will become very tired and their vaginal discharge will increase. However, this is not a disease. It is caused by the influence of estrogen in the body. After women enter puberty, the function of their ovaries will become more and more mature, and the cells of the vaginal epithelium will regularly fall off and regenerate, producing some thin fluids. These fluids will mix with the epithelial cells and flow out of the vagina, which is called vaginal discharge.

2. Before a woman's menstruation, her pelvic cavity will be congested, the blood flow in the vagina and cervix will continue to increase, and the leucorrhea will be more than usual. When the menstruation is about to come, the leucorrhea will be mixed with pink, and then it will turn into blood, which is called menstruation. After the menstruation is over, the blood flow in the vagina and uterus will return to normal, and the leucorrhea will be relatively less.

3. In addition to some changes in leucorrhea before menstruation, women will also experience more leucorrhea when they ovulate or are too tired. However, this phenomenon is generally normal. If leucorrhea with an odor appears before menstruation and the color of the leucorrhea changes, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to determine whether there is gynecological inflammation.

It is normal for women to have white milky vaginal discharge before menstruation. Female friends should not worry too much and do not need to seek treatment. However, if the vaginal discharge has an abnormal color and smell, it may be caused by gynecological inflammation, the most common of which is vaginitis or cervicitis. You need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. You should pay attention to personal hygiene, prevent infection, and drink plenty of water.

Menstruation is a big deal for girls. Don’t ignore it just because it comes every month.

First, girls must keep warm and eat less cold drinks, especially before the menstrual period. If you don’t pay attention to this, your period will torment you to your heart’s content. Moreover, a cold uterus will have a great impact on future fertility, so girls should take good care of themselves.

Second, before menstruation comes, you can apply a hot towel to your lower abdomen, which is the root of a woman. Applying the hot towel will immediately give you a warm and happy feeling, and it can also reduce the pain of menstruation. Therefore, girls should take good care of themselves in order to stop suffering.

Third, you can drink some ginger sugar water in advance, which is brown sugar + old ginger boiled water. The purpose is also to warm our belly. This piece of land of a girl must be nourished by the warmth of the sun.

Fourth, you must avoid taking painkillers. If you take them when you feel pain once, you will take them again the next time you feel pain. This will cause dependence in the long run. We must work hard to adjust our bodies. When normal menstruation comes, we will not feel it and will feel much better.

Fifth, pay attention to rest and don't stay up late. Staying up late is harmful to your body and mind, and it is harmful to girls. For girls who are used to nightlife, I advise you to return to normal life as soon as possible. Nightlife is also extremely harmful to girls' skin.

Finally, just maintain a good attitude. As long as you strictly follow the above five steps, the arrival of menstruation will be a happy thing for you. Menstruation can take away toxins from our body. This is what is called detoxification and beauty. I hope all ladies will no longer be sad and upset about dysmenorrhea.