The vaginal discharge is green and thin like water

Nine out of ten women have leucorrhea. Discharge is a physiological phenomenon unique to women. Women should understand discharge properly and do not need to feel ashamed because of it. The secretion under healthy conditions is egg white-like, small in amount, odorless, and can effectively lubricate the vagina and prevent harmful bacteria from invading the body. Women need to change their underwear every day and clean the external vaginal area frequently with warm water to keep the vagina clean, which is good for health.

What is the reason for green and watery vaginal discharge?

Different conditions of secretions mean that different pathogens are present. If your normal discharge increases for no apparent reason, or is accompanied by a change in color, texture, or smell, you should be alert. We have mentioned common abnormal leucorrhea and corresponding symptoms many times before. This time we will take a closer look at what symptoms the watery yellow-green leucorrhea reflects. In cervical adenocarcinoma, due to the stimulation of the tumor on both sides of the fallopian tube epithelial cell exudate and diseased tissue necrosis, brown leucorrhea will appear, continuous, it is also possible that endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease will also show yellowish thin discharge. If you find that the secretions show this kind of situation, you should go to the hospital for further diagnosis as soon as possible.

How are secretions transformed?

It turns out that a woman's cervix, uterine wall and glandular ducts can continuously secrete mucus, and the vaginal wall also secretes mucus. Under the action of estrogen, the epithelial cell tissue in the vagina falls off regularly. The fallen squamous epithelial cells mix with the metabolized mucus and become a continuous secretion. The production of secretions is related to female hormones, and girls during puberty generally have less vaginal discharge. After puberty, the uterus and ovaries begin to grow and develop, and begin to secrete estrogen, and secretions begin to appear at this time. After menopause, women's ovaries decline and their secretions begin to decrease.

For women, the problem of secretion is not simply a matter of how much. Leucorrhea is often a warning sign of inflammation in the body. If the secretion decreases for no reason, it is also abnormal, indicating that the woman's ovaries are declining. It will cause women to age prematurely and have dark and yellow skin. After understanding the role of vaginal discharge in women, the formation of vaginal discharge, and the main manifestations of abnormal vaginal discharge, I hope that female friends can treat themselves correctly and cherish themselves.