Why do girls have water flowing down there?

Many women often encounter the problem of increased vaginal secretions, just like running water. This situation is related to many reasons, such as menstrual period, or it may be because women are stimulated to a certain extent. In addition, the appearance of female vaginal secretions is also related to the technical level of women, so the specific reasons are more complicated. So what is the reason for women to have water flowing down there?

1. There are many reasons why women have water discharge from their lower body. First of all, it may be a physiological phenomenon, such as increased secretions in women during ovulation. It may also be due to sexual stimulation or emotional factors that cause an increase in physiological secretions, which can lubricate the vagina during sexual intercourse. In addition, it may be caused by pathological factors. Most patients have substantial gynecological inflammation or tumors such as vaginitis, cervicitis, ovarian cysts or pelvic effusion. If there is no sexual stimulation and you are in a non-ovulatory period, you need to do a gynecological B-ultrasound examination to see if there are pathological factors.

2. When a woman reaches physical maturity, she will develop sexual desire due to the effect of sex hormones. When you are sexually excited, your vagina will secrete a large amount of lubricating fluid, which is called flow. Most women do not secrete a large amount of lubricant, while some women secrete more. The amount varies from person to person and is all normal. The second condition is inflammation. When women suffer from certain inflammation, they may also experience increased secretions.

3. It is normal for girls to have a little vaginal discharge. If there is constant discharge from below, it means that the amount of secretions from below exceeds the normal amount. This situation indicates that there is a problem with the reproductive system. There are many specific reasons, such as inflammation, cancer lesions, etc., and it is necessary to distinguish the site of the lesion. For example, cervical lesions, vaginal lesions, endometrial lesions, pelvic infections, etc. can all cause watery discharge. Therefore, the specific situation needs to be analyzed specifically to see if there are other accompanying symptoms, and then specific examinations should be performed to identify where and what the lesion is.