Will catching a cold cause more vaginal discharge?

If you don’t pay attention to adding clothes when the weather changes, it is easy to catch a cold, especially when there is a big temperature difference between morning and evening. Women must take better care of themselves, but will catching a cold lead to an increase in vaginal discharge? Vaginal discharge is a normal physiological phenomenon in women, but the increase of leucorrhea does not occur due to catching a cold. If the amount of leucorrhea increases and is accompanied by uncomfortable symptoms, gynecological diseases such as vaginitis should be considered.

First, for women, they will indeed experience increased vaginal discharge after catching a cold. Since women's physique is more yin, they will have increased vaginal discharge. And catching a cold may also cause lower abdominal pain in women. It is very important to take timely warming measures. If the body is cold for a long time and there is no improvement, in addition to causing increased vaginal discharge, it will also cause irregular menstruation.

Second, after the increase in vaginal discharge occurs, women can find out the cause through self-examination. If the vaginal discharge changes in color or taste, it is best to go to the hospital for examination, because it is very likely caused by gynecological diseases. For example, salpingitis, endometritis, and bacterial or viral infections can all cause an increase in vaginal discharge. Timely treatment of the disease is the key.

Third, if you suffer from a disease, you must take measures to treat it as soon as possible, and women should not use drugs to treat the disease at will. For example, using antibiotics to treat fungal vaginitis will not only fail to cure it, but will make it worse. Therefore, the use of drugs needs to be under the guidance and advice of a doctor. It would be bad to delay the treatment of the disease because of the inability to prescribe the right medicine.

Pathological increase in vaginal discharge is an abnormality of vaginal discharge. Once the problem is discovered in time, it is necessary to seek medical attention as soon as possible. For women, the longer gynecological diseases exist, the greater the harm to their health. In addition, medication must be used to treat the disease thoroughly to avoid repeated recurrences of the disease, which would affect the normal life order of women.