My aunt didn't have her period, so I have a lot of vaginal discharge

Although female menstruation is a relatively important physiological phenomenon, it is easy to have problems, which can cause great harm to women's health. For example, irregular menstruation can cause problems in women's ovulation cycle, which has a great adverse effect on pregnancy. Menstrual problems can also lead to other problems. For example, what's the matter with a lot of vaginal discharge when my period has not come?

1. Excessive leucorrhea and amenorrhea may be due to physiological increase or pathological increase. If it is the latter, it is very likely caused by some gynecological diseases. For example, vaginitis may cause excessive leucorrhea and amenorrhea. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct routine examinations of leucorrhea to clarify the specific bacterial infection that causes it, and then adopt appropriate methods to treat it. Excessive vaginal discharge and amenorrhea cannot simply indicate pregnancy. Although cessation of menstruation is a precursor to pregnancy, it is also accompanied by nausea, vomiting, frequent urination, and fatigue. At the same time, as the pregnancy progresses, there will be a certain degree of pigmentation on the face and abdomen. Therefore, to determine whether you are pregnant, a professional B-ultrasound examination is required.

2. Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea is white and highly viscous, and there is no abnormality in the smell, and no fishy smell. If the leucorrhea increases and the viscosity changes, it indicates the occurrence of vaginitis, such as Trichomonas vaginitis, nonspecific vaginitis, etc. However, this disease will also cause symptoms of vulvar itching and pain during intercourse when accompanied by an increase in leucorrhea. Excessive vaginal discharge may also be a symptom of cervicitis. This disease will cause the vaginal discharge to increase and be purulent, often mixed with blood. The patient will also experience symptoms of lumbar and sacral soreness.

If you have excessive leucorrhea or amenorrhea, you need to go to the hospital for examination to find out what causes the increased leucorrhea, and then use appropriate methods to treat it to prevent the situation from getting worse.