Leucorrhea examination white blood cell 3 degrees

Leucorrhea examination can tell whether a woman has gynecological diseases. A leucorrhea examination with a white blood cell count of 3 degrees indicates mild cervical inflammation, which can be treated with local medication or washing solution. Paying attention to your own hygiene in daily life and changing underwear frequently can prevent the occurrence of gynecological diseases. If you find abnormal leucorrhea, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time. So what are the causes of abnormal leucorrhea?

Reason 1: Cyclicity: After a girl matures, her leucorrhea gradually becomes thicker and turbid 2-3 days after ovulation, and the amount gradually decreases. Therefore, cyclicality is also a reason why women have excessive leucorrhea.

Reason 2: Stress: Excessive stress in women is also a cause of excessive vaginal discharge in women. If things go on like this for a long time it will cause neurological disorders, affect the body’s endocrine regulation, and lead to increased vaginal discharge.

Reason three, pathological: Women have abnormal leucorrhea due to physiological changes, such as changes in the color, flow, and taste of secretions. This kind of abnormal leucorrhea needs to be treated immediately in a regular hospital.

Reason 4: Sex during pregnancy: When a woman is pregnant, the secretion of sex hormones increases, which causes the cervical glands to proliferate and secrete more thick mucus. In addition, as the fetus grows, it presses on the mother's pelvic cavity and vagina, causing women to have more leucorrhea.

Reason 5. Frequent sexual life: Frequent sexual life is one of the reasons why women have excessive vaginal discharge. This is because when women have sex after marriage, sexual excitement will cause pelvic congestion, followed by a large increase in vaginal secretions and a significant increase in vaginal discharge. These are all normal physiological phenomena and physiological reactions.

In daily life, we also need to pay attention to the following general living habits and eating habits:

1. Change underwear frequently and wash with warm water. Do not wash with other clothes to avoid cross infection.

2. Drink plenty of water, avoid eating spicy foods, and eat more high-protein foods, such as lean meat, chicken, etc.;

3. Try not to participate in heavy physical labor, or excessive exercise such as running.