How much vaginal discharge is normal

Discharge is a substance that women secrete every day. Many women feel that their discharge is very wet and uncomfortable, and they don’t know whether the amount of their discharge is normal. The color and smell of discharge usually indicate a woman’s health condition. Abnormal discharge means that there is something wrong with the woman’s body. Let’s take a look at how much discharge is considered normal.

1. The amount of secretions will vary in different stages. The amount of secretions before and after menstruation and before and after ovulation are all different. The amount of leucorrhea will be relatively small before menstruation, but the normal amount is a wet mass about the size of an egg. If the amount of secretions is too much, you need to pay attention to whether your body is too weak. Normal leucorrhea is egg white-like or white thick substance with no odor. If it is light yellow in color and has a strong odor, it indicates vaginal inflammation and should be treated immediately.

2. In order to ensure the health of women's vagina and uterus, when women have any abnormal leucorrhea, they must go for a check-up in time. If the abnormal leucorrhea is caused by Trichomonas vaginitis, use local medicine to clean the wound and eliminate inflammation, or take anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs under the guidance of a doctor to eliminate inflammation. Usually, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of your lower body and pay more attention to the condition of your secretions.

3. Sometimes due to high temperatures, mild infections may occur in the vagina. In this case, you can take a daily sitz bath with light salt water to eliminate the inflammation. Don't use gynecological cleansing fluid, which will destroy the acids and alkalis in the vagina. Using salt water has no side effects. In addition, during the menstrual period, sanitary napkins should be replaced frequently to prevent the long-term breeding of bacteria in sanitary napkins, causing vaginal bacterial infection and abnormal leucorrhea. When having sex, pay attention to local cleaning before and after to prevent infection and inflammation caused by unhygienic conditions. The female vagina is a relatively sensitive area.

Now that we know how much secretion is considered normal, we can judge by ourselves whether our secretions are abnormal. If we find any abnormalities, we should check and repair them in time to create a healthy environment for ourselves.