What color should the leucorrhea be?

It is well known that leucorrhea can be used to judge whether a woman's body is healthy to a certain extent. Leucorrhea is usually odorless, colorless, and clear. In addition, women's leucorrhea will also undergo certain changes during their different menstrual cycles. However, if a woman suffers from gynecological diseases or her leucorrhea changes color and develops a severe foul odor, then it is a sign of certain gynecological diseases. So what color should a woman’s vaginal discharge be?

Normal leucorrhea is colorless and odorless, and changes with the menstrual cycle, occasionally appearing milky white or white. During the ovulation period, the vaginal discharge is transparent and colorless, and if it is normal, there will be no abnormalities in the genitals. Abnormal vaginal discharge is often accompanied by varying degrees of itching, stinging, and even odor, etc., so women can make judgments based on these.

In addition to judging whether the leucorrhea is normal by its color, you can also judge by the amount, texture and smell of the leucorrhea.

Under normal circumstances, the amount of leucorrhea is not too much, unless it reaches the ovulation period, the amount of leucorrhea will increase, which is affected by hormones. If the amount of leucorrhea increases during the non-ovulation period, it may be pathological leucorrhea and requires doctor's examination.

The texture of leucorrhea is usually thin and slightly sticky. When leucorrhea appears to be okara-like, watery or purulent, you should pay attention, as this is abnormal leucorrhea and is related to candidal vaginitis, pelvic nephritis or cervical lesions.

The smell of leucorrhea can also prove whether your gynecological health is good. Normal leucorrhea will not have any odor. If it is abnormal, it will have a fishy smell. If there is a fishy smell, then there is a gynecological problem.