White sticky substance secreted from below

Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from gynecological diseases, and many people conceal their illness because they are afraid to see a doctor. In fact, some gynecological diseases can be diagnosed by secretions, so there is no need to go to the hospital or let others know. There are many types of secretions, which represent different diseases. So today we will introduce to our female friends what white sticky secretions are.

Stringy leucorrhea usually occurs during the follicular growth period and the ovulation period. The amount of mucus reaches its peak close to ovulation, and at this time, the amount decreases significantly. Generally speaking, the day when the leucorrhea is the most, the thinnest, and the most stringy is often the ovulation period. Women will experience the physiological phenomenon of stringy leucorrhea during their ovulation period. Generally, those with gynecological inflammation rarely have stringy leucorrhea. Stringy leucorrhea is caused by the secretion of a certain amount of cervical mucus to prepare for ovulation. Ovulation usually occurs within 24 hours of the longest stringy leucorrhea.

It is not necessary to detect leucorrhea to find out whether it is the ovulation period. Other methods can also be used. For example, measure the body temperature every morning after waking up. Generally speaking, the body temperature is lower in the first half of the menstrual period, and even lower during the ovulation period, and will gradually rise after ovulation.

The sticky secretion that flows out of a woman's lower body is called leucorrhea. In many cases, if a woman has some disease, her leucorrhea will change. Under normal circumstances, the amount of leucorrhea is relatively small, it is transparent, has a certain degree of stickiness, and has no odor. However, if it stays in the vagina for a long time, it will be slightly yellowish. It increases before menstruation, during ovulation, and during pregnancy.

Women's viscous secretions are a sticky white liquid, a mixture of secretions from the cervical glands, Bartholin's glands, endometrium, exudates from the vaginal mucosa, and desquamated vaginal epithelial cells. These leucorrheas are basically transparent and have a certain viscosity. The color of the leucorrhea can reveal one's health status.

In addition, infection by pathogens can also cause increased vaginal secretions. The use of unclean sanitary products allows pathogens to enter the reproductive tract from the vaginal opening, causing infection and excessive white vaginal secretions. Some types of pathogens enter the reproductive system and may infect the reproductive tract, leading to excessive secretions.