What causes leucorrhea and chest pain?

Excessive leucorrhea and breast pain are both common physiological phenomena in women, and there are many different reasons for these two physiological phenomena. So what is the cause of excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain? Let’s take a look together below.

Pregnant

Once a woman has excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain, she should first suspect that she is pregnant, because excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain are one of the main early symptoms of pregnancy. It is recommended to use an early pregnancy test or go to the hospital for a blood test.

Taking emergency contraception

Many women do not like to use condoms during intercourse and then take emergency contraception, which often causes excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain. The main reason is that emergency contraceptives contain a lot of stimulants. These estrogens will increase the metabolism of cervical endometrial cells, making them abundant and causing more vaginal discharge; at the same time, estrogens will also have a certain stimulating effect on the breasts.

Menarche

Normal menarche may also cause symptoms such as excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain. The main reason is that during the menarche, the pelvic congestion intensifies, the blood volume in the uterus and vagina is more than usual, and the female secretions will naturally increase. In addition, during the menarche, the body's estrogen level increases, breast hyperplasia, and breast tissue edema lead to breast pain in women.

Too much work pressure

In order to avoid being eliminated in a fiercely competitive environment, some women often set excessively high requirements and long-term goals for themselves, which puts them in a long-term stressful job. Long-term psychological pressure often easily leads to autonomic nervous system disorder, affecting the body's endocrine function, and resulting in excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain.

Physiological factors

In addition to the human errors and physiological factors mentioned above, physiological factors are also one of the main reasons for the increase in female secretions and breast pain. If the excessive vaginal discharge and breast pain are caused by physiological factors, there may be changes in the smell, color, and texture of the secretions, and there may also be changes in the symptoms of itching and pain in the vulva.