I feel like something is coming out of my lower body, what's going on?

Feeling something flowing out from below is a common problem encountered by many women. For example, many women are usually careless and do not know how to calculate their menstrual period. One day, they suddenly find something flowing out from below. They find that it is menstruation, and there may be a lot of menstrual blood on their underwear. At this time, they should use sanitary napkins quickly and pay attention to personal hygiene. So, besides menstruation, what are the other reasons that cause things to flow out of women's lower body?

I feel like something is coming out of my lower body, what's going on?

Every time I feel something flowing out from below, I thought it was my period, but it wasn't. This happened several times. Just when I was sleeping in bed, something came out again. I touched it with my hand and found it was white, and there was some leucorrhea.

It may be related to endocrine. If there is no local itching or odor, don't worry too much. At the same time, you should pay attention to eating more nutritious foods. Enhance your physical fitness.

This may be leucorrhea. Don't worry too much. Pay more attention and relax.

Guidance:

Adjust your mentality and maintain a good mood, eat a light diet, pay more attention to keeping your abdomen warm, avoid fatigue, and don't have too much psychological burden

As long as there is no other discomfort, there is no problem. Don't worry too much and relax.

Guidance:

Pay more attention to hygiene in daily life and clean the perineum frequently. You can use gynecological wash or potassium permanganate to clean it. Avoid unclean sexual life.

Consider this situation is generally a feeling problem, don't worry too much.

Guidance:

It is recommended to relax and not be too nervous. If there is no obvious discomfort and no treatment is needed, pay attention to rest and nutritional supplements.

Generally, this situation may be caused by excessive vaginal discharge. It is recommended that if there are no discomfort symptoms, no treatment is required. However, if there are symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Guidance:

It is recommended that this is caused by excessive leucorrhea. If you have any discomfort, you need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

The main consideration is the possibility of increased vaginal discharge caused by inflammatory infection, which can be caused by vaginitis and cervicitis. Keep the genitals clean and hygienic, clean the genitals with Sophora flavescens wash solution, take oral medications such as metronidazole and observe and treat. If there is no effect, it is best to go to the hospital's gynecology department to check the leucorrhea under the guidance of a doctor to diagnose the condition, take targeted measures for treatment, and temporarily avoid sexual intercourse.