Will there be leucorrhea as a symptom before menstruation?

Women will have leucorrhea secretion before menstruation. The secretion of leucorrhea is a precursor to whether menstruation will come. If the leucorrhea is found to be viscous and mostly transparent, it means that menstruation may come in the near future. However, if the amount of leucorrhea is large and accompanied by itching at the vaginal opening, and the leucorrhea is not formed and is like water, then you need to go to the hospital for examination. Before menstruation, you will feel physically weak and in a bad mood. In severe cases, you will have anxiety and forgetfulness. These are all precursor symptoms.

The main symptoms before menstruation include :

1. Premenstrual symptoms may include fatigue, general discomfort, sadness, drowsiness, and even crying or anger for no reason.

2. In severe cases, patients are unwilling to talk to their family members and friends, and are so lonely that they are bedridden. They often suffer from breast tenderness, abdominal distension, and constipation. Others gain weight and have edema 1 to 3 days before their period, especially swollen fingers in the morning and lower limbs in the afternoon.

3. Some people also have symptoms such as poor concentration, forgetfulness, difficulty in judgment, uneven movements, and headaches before menstruation.

The above symptoms can occur as early as 10 to 14 days before menstruation, usually 4 to 5 days before menstruation, and the symptoms will disappear after menstruation. It should be noted that the above symptoms do not occur in the same person at the same time. Usually only 1 to 2 of them will occur.

It is not clear why the above symptoms appear before menstruation, but it is generally believed that it is related to the rapid physical development of young girls, incomplete development of the nervous system, and endocrine imbalance. There are other aspects, such as vitamin deficiency, ovarian contamination, excessive fungal growth, can induce or aggravate the symptoms of early menstrual syndrome. Premenstrual syndrome usually occurs 7 to 14 days before menstruation, is most severe 2 to 3 days before menstruation, and disappears or is significantly alleviated after menstruation. Discomfort is multifaceted and varies from person to person. Some women have more prominent edema, some women have more obvious breast pain, and some women mainly have mental symptoms. Sometimes, several symptoms coexist and therefore vary in severity.

Edema usually occurs one week before menstruation. Edema may also occur at other times and worsen before menstruation. Weight gain due to edema. Edema may also be accompanied by headache, runny nose, heaviness in the lower limbs, abdominal distension, constipation, etc. Breast pain can occur before or after menstruation. There are small nodules in the breasts, which are painful to touch. The pain is relieved after menstruation, but it reappears before the next menstruation.