Leucorrhea during ovulation period, wet underwear

Vaginal discharge is the normal secretion of a woman's vagina. If the discharge is too much, it will cause a series of symptoms. Leucorrhea with an odor is the most common symptom in gynecological clinical medicine, which refers to the increase of female secretions. Experts emphasize: Excessive leucorrhea is not necessarily a sign of illness, but is mostly caused by various gynecological diseases.

The amount of vaginal discharge under normal circumstances is large

1. Before ovulation, due to the increase in estrogen levels in the body, the squamous epithelial cells of the cervical glandular ducts are promoted to proliferate, the secretion of cervical mucus increases, and the sodium ions content in the mucus increases, which can absorb more water. As a result, during ovulation, the leucorrhea is more abundant, thinner, clearer in color, and shaped like egg white, which can be stretched to produce polyester.

2. After pregnancy: This is because after pregnancy, the progesterone in the uterus and ovaries metabolizes a lot of female hormones and estrogens to maintain the embryo implantation and growth and development of the fertilized egg. After 12 weeks, the embryo is produced, which gradually replaces progesterone and produces a large amount of estrogen and estrogens again. Therefore, the pregnant woman's body continues to maintain a high estrogen and high estrogen state. As a result, estrogen and the somatic cells upon which estrogen depends undergo dramatic changes.

What are the medical conditions and safety risks of excessive leucorrhea?

Disease safety hazard 1: vaginitis

There is a lot of leucorrhea, which is thin and sticky or milky white and thick like soy milk residue, odorless or with a strange smell. There is itching, burning pain at the vaginal opening and vulva, or pain during sexual intercourse. Sometimes there is frequent, urgent and painful urination, and sometimes blood in the urine.

Disease safety risk 2: uterine fibroids

Excessive vaginal discharge, back pain, lower abdominal distension, abdominal pain, decreased menstrual cycle, heavy menstrual flow, and prolonged menstruation. Irregular vaginal bleeding; distended abdomen, feeling of lumps in the lower abdomen, or frequent urination, constipation, constipation, and infertility.

Disease safety risk 3: cervicitis

Excessive leucorrhea should alert you to subacute cervicitis. The amount of leucorrhea is large, milky white mucus or light yellow pus, occasionally stained with a small amount of blood, and there is pain in the lumbar and sacral area and downward pain in the pelvic area, which can lead to infertility.