What is wrong with my period not coming and having leucorrhea?

When a woman's menstruation does not come on time and leucorrhea comes instead, this has nothing to do with pregnancy. It is mainly a symptom of vaginitis. If the woman has irregular menstruation, she needs to check her pelvic hygiene and avoid sexual intercourse. The absence of menstruation and only leucorrhea is caused by gynecological diseases. Women should pay attention to vaginal hygiene and relax until the menstruation comes.

No menstruation, only leucorrhea

Some female friends who are not pregnant but find that they have no menstruation and their vaginal discharge increases will be very worried that there is something wrong with their body. It is right to have such awareness. After all, it is your own body and you must take it seriously. Well, today I will answer your questions about "absence of menstruation and excessive leucorrhea".

Is it normal to have excessive leucorrhea when not pregnant and not having menstruation?

Increased vaginal discharge is a symptom, indicating increased vaginal discharge. Normal vaginal secretions come from endometrial glands, cervical glands, paraurethral glands, Bartholin's glands, etc. Increased vaginal discharge does not necessarily mean that you are ill, but most of the time it is caused by various gynecological diseases. Because of bacterial infection, vaginitis occurs, resulting in excessive vaginal discharge, which in turn stimulates irregular menstruation. There are several situations in which menstruation is irregular and there is excessive leucorrhea:

1. During ovulation or pregnancy, the increase in estrogen levels can increase the secretion of cervical glands.

2. Before and after menstruation, vaginal and uterine secretions increase due to pelvic congestion.

3. During lovemaking, sexual excitement causes the Bartholin's glands to secrete a clear fluid to lubricate the vaginal opening, making sexual intercourse possible.

4. Most of the semen that is ejaculated into the vagina during sexual intercourse flows out of the body and is mistakenly regarded as increased leucorrhea.

What should I do if I don’t have my period and have excessive vaginal discharge?

1. Treat vaginitis by taking anti-inflammatory drugs orally and topically. Once vaginitis is cured, menstruation will return to normal.

2. Relax and wait patiently for your period. Your body's resistance is relatively low during menstruation, so you should keep warm and avoid using cold water to take a shower or wash clothes to prevent colds. Don't eat spicy, raw or cold food during menstruation. Eat more warm and nourishing food. I wish you good health.

3. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine to improve the condition, such as acupuncture.

4. Pay attention to daily conditioning, avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods, and adjust your sleep time and maintain a regular schedule.

5. Maintain good personal hygiene to prevent other inflammations.

Menstruation is not coming and the leucorrhea is like running water

In fact, a normal woman's leucorrhea will not be like water, but once this happens, you should pay attention, because in general the leucorrhea is a little sticky, so if it appears like water, you should pay attention.

Generally speaking, it is normal for leucorrhea to flow out like water, because leucorrhea is normally a white sticky substance. If this phenomenon occurs and there is no odor in the leucorrhea, it may just be the early stage of gynecological inflammation.

If it not only feels like water but also has a smell, then you should be careful, as it may be a gynecological disease or it may have already turned into cancer, so you must get checked at this time to prevent late-stage cervical cancer. If it turns into cancer, it will be bad, so you must get checked in time.

There are many reasons why leucorrhea flows out like water. Diseases such as vaginitis, endometritis, and hydrosalpinx can cause this phenomenon. Reasons such as necrosis and degeneration of pathological tissue in the uterine cavity, cervix or fallopian tube may also lead to the occurrence of this situation.

We must be aware that abnormal leucorrhea or leucorrhea with an unpleasant odor usually indicates that you have some gynecological disease. As for which disease it is, it depends on the patient's specific symptoms. Pay special attention to hygiene during treatment and avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible.

Abnormal leucorrhea needs to attract the attention of every woman, because it can cause a lot of harm to women, such as easily causing gynecological diseases. If abnormal leucorrhea is not treated in time, in addition to suffering from cervicitis, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological inflammations;

It will also cause many complications and harm women's physical health. In severe cases, it will cause female infertility. It will also greatly reduce the quality of life and affect the relationship between couples.

When leucorrhea flows out like water, you should take some precautions. Avoid excessive cleaning of the vulva. Frequent use of drug-grade washing liquids, disinfected pads, etc. can easily reduce the self-cleaning function of the vagina.

Women should pay special attention to this when they are pregnant. If there is any abnormality in the leucorrhea, they should see a doctor, because gynecological diseases may affect the health of the child, so it is better to detect and treat it early.

Be wary of washing machines. Nowadays, many women wash their clothes, including underwear, in washing machines due to work reasons. The more frequently the washing machine is used, the more mold there is.

In order to remove bacteria, you should wash your clothes regularly with clothing disinfectant, or use the washing machine as little as possible; pay attention to hygiene in public places, try to avoid touching public bathtubs and toilets, put toilet paper before using the toilet, wear long pajamas when staying in a hotel, etc.; wear cotton underwear; control blood sugar, and clean the vulva correctly.