What is the cause of abdominal distension and increased leucorrhea?

Abdominal distension refers to the accumulation of a large amount of gas in the stomach and intestines, forming abdominal bloating, which we call flatulence. Abdominal distension is a very common phenomenon in clinical medicine. There are many reasons for abdominal distension. It may be caused by a certain disease, or it may be caused by stomach discomfort or other reasons. Some women report that their vaginal discharge increases when their abdomen is bloated. So what is going on? Let me introduce it to you below.

Since there are many diseases that cause abdominal bloating, we only identify the common diseases that cause abdominal bloating.

1. Aerophagia

Patients often have mental tension, emotional instability or depression. The main digestive tract symptoms are belching or hiccups (belching is more frequent in front of a doctor). Patients feel comfortable after belching, but in fact they have swallowed a lot of air while belching, which makes the upper abdomen feel bloated or full. X-ray barium meal or gastroscopy showed no obvious organic lesions. Psychological therapy, the use of drugs that accelerate gastric emptying (domperidone, mosapride or sereprenol, etc.) and anti-anxiety or antidepressant drugs are effective.

2. Chronic atrophic gastritis is more common in patients over middle age. The main symptoms are upper abdominal pain, abdominal distension, loss of appetite, weight loss, anemia and other symptoms. Gastroscopy and mucosal biopsy tissue pathological examination can establish the diagnosis.

3. Gastroptosis

It is more common in people with thin and weak body shapes, elderly people with loose abdominal walls, and postpartum women or people with chronic wasting diseases. Abdominal distension is usually less severe when getting up in the early morning, and the symptoms worsen in the afternoon and evening after standing for too long. In addition, it may be accompanied by symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, belching, and weakness in the limbs. X-ray barium meal examination shows that the position of the stomach has obviously moved downward, and the stomach contour has moved downward to below the line connecting the iliac spines on both sides. The stomach is weak, which is conducive to the diagnosis of gastroptosis.

The above is some information and details about the increase in leucorrhea during abdominal distension. Professional doctors recommend going to the hospital to check your body to avoid gynecological inflammation. You should eat less eggs, milk, and soda, and avoid foods that easily produce gas. You should pay attention to regular bowel movements, eat a reasonable diet, and develop good eating habits.