Watery leucorrhea before menstruation

Although leucorrhea is a secretion produced during the ovulation period, leucorrhea can also be produced in the lower body of women during the non-ovulation period. The morphology of vaginal discharge in women varies at different times. Before menstruation, vaginal discharge will also be secreted. Some women find that the leucorrhea before menstruation is in a watery form. Is it normal for a woman to have watery leucorrhea before menstruation?

Will there be watery leucorrhea before menstruation?

Generally, before each menstruation, there will be a lot of clear water-like substances with no odor. If there is no itching, this is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry.

Normal leucorrhea is milky white or transparent, with a slightly fishy smell or no smell; if the leucorrhea increases for no reason, or is accompanied by changes in color or smell, it indicates an inflammatory infection and you need to see a doctor.

How to care for leucorrhea

1. You need to be moderate in your sex life, and it should be controlled within four times a week.

2. It is best to choose a squat toilet, as a sit-down toilet is more prone to cross infection.

3. In terms of diet, women need to eat less spicy, greasy, and cold foods. They can eat more foods that nourish the spleen and kidneys and clear away heat and dampness, such as: jujube, yam, coix seed, lotus seed, winter melon seed, etc.

4. You should choose a suitable wash solution and flush the vagina frequently.

5. In clinical life, women should pay attention to using washing towels, basins, foot towels and foot basins separately, which is conducive to developing good hygiene habits.

The above is an introduction to whether there will be watery leucorrhea before menstruation and how to care for leucorrhea. I believe everyone has a deep understanding of it and I hope it will be of some help to everyone. Pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts and do not use alkaline soaps to clean them. Avoid unclean sexual life and wash the vulva with warm water after sexual intercourse.