How many days after menstruation will there be leucorrhea?

I believe that many women will have similar experiences, that is, the amount of leucorrhea is very large in the few days after the end of menstruation, and in some serious cases the color of leucorrhea is even darker. At the same time, many people will wonder what causes the leucorrhea to appear several days after menstruation? Is it serious?

Leucorrhea is vaginal and cervical secretion. Normally, the amount is small, transparent, shiny, sticky, and odorless. However, if it stays in the vagina for too long, it may be slightly yellow. It increases before menstruation, during ovulation, and during pregnancy. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. If there is an odor, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a leucorrhea examination to see if there are other gynecological diseases.

If there are abnormal changes in the color, quality, and quantity of leucorrhea, it is called abnormal leucorrhea. Clinically, most women's abnormal leucorrhea is caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene. Normal people can just clean the vulva with clean water. If you do not have gynecological diseases and do not have special needs for sterilization and anti-inflammation, it is best not to use feminine wash excessively. It is reported that the risk of pelvic infection in women who use vaginal douches is 73% higher than that in women who do not. The main reason is that the douches used destroy the self-cleaning function of the vagina, allowing pathogens to enter.

The sensitivity of leucorrhea varies greatly from person to person. Some women have a lot of leucorrhea but do not feel any discomfort, while others, although their reproductive tract secretions are normal or only slightly increased, often have a wet feeling in the vulva and feel confused and uncomfortable, so they are eager to seek treatment. This is related to one's personality, social status and cultural level. In fact, all healthy women under the influence of estrogen have reproductive tract discharge, commonly known as leucorrhea, which should not be understood as a pathology.

So in fact, it is a normal physiological phenomenon for women to have leucorrhea after menstruation. Generally speaking, women do not need to worry too much about the color of the leucorrhea and the lack of odor. However, if women feel uneasy, they can go to the hospital for specific examination to see if they have gynecological diseases.