Is it normal to have thin and pastey vaginal discharge?

Because women's physiological phenomena are quite special, some minor problems are inevitable in life. For example, there is always some white secretion in the vagina. This secretion is actually leucorrhea. The color of leucorrhea of ​​healthy women is white, and there is no odor. However, some women's leucorrhea is thin and sticky, which makes female patients very worried. So is it normal for leucorrhea to be thin and sticky?

First, is it normal for leucorrhea to be thin and paste-like? Leucorrhea, like menstruation, has cyclical changes. When the menstruation just ends, the amount of leucorrhea is very small. As time goes by, the amount will gradually increase and the texture will become thinner and thinner. In the middle of two menstruations, which is the ovulation period, the leucorrhea is large, stringy and egg white-like. After that, the amount of leucorrhea will decrease and become thicker. If the leucorrhea is only white and paste-like, with no odor and no symptoms such as vulvar itching, it is considered normal and no treatment is needed. Just pay attention to local hygiene and sexual hygiene. If there is an odor and accompanied by symptoms such as vulvar itching, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital to check whether you have vaginitis or other problems.

Second, when is the most vaginal discharge? In the early stage of ovulation, women's vaginal discharge is relatively transparent, odorless, and stringy. ;In addition, during the ovulation period, the leucorrhea is usually abundant, clear and translucent, with great toughness, and can be pulled into long threads. In the middle of ovulation, the leucorrhea is slightly turbid, but there is more leucorrhea. Moreover, the main component of leucorrhea is cervical mucus, which is abundant in quantity, rich in water, clear and translucent, and has an egg white-like appearance and great toughness. In the late ovulation period, women's leucorrhea becomes less yellow and thicker, which is caused by the rupture of the corpus luteum.

The above is the relevant content about whether it is normal for leucorrhea to be white and thin. In short, abnormal leucorrhea is something that many people do not notice in our lives, but we cannot ignore it. After the abnormal leucorrhea is treated, in order to prevent the abnormal leucorrhea from happening again, we should pay attention to personal hygiene in our daily life and maintain a good living condition.