Sudden increase in vaginal discharge during lactation

Vaginal discharge is a normal secretion in a woman's vagina. Carefully observing the color and smell of vaginal discharge can help determine the physical condition of a woman. Married women are prone to gynecological diseases because of their sexual life. What is the reason for increased leucorrhea during breastfeeding? It has become a question that confuses many people.

Generally speaking, women's secretions will increase during ovulation, that is, vaginal secretions will increase, and some will appear wire-drawing. This situation is mostly due to the egg growth period and ovulation period. In most cases, when approaching the ovulation period, the amount of mucus in the vaginal secretions will increase. This is a normal phenomenon.

Some women will not have menstruation for a period of time after giving birth, and of course they will not ovulate. At this time, there will be less leucorrhea, in other words, less vaginal secretions. However, some women will have menstruation after giving birth, which means that the ovulation period will not stop. The appearance of stringy leucorrhea during breastfeeding may be a sign of the upcoming ovulation period.

During breastfeeding, women will be under greater pressure and need to take care of the newborn all the time, so the body will be overloaded, vaginal secretions will increase, and even wire drawing will occur, which is all normal. As long as there is no discomfort in the abdomen and no itching in the vagina, there is no need to worry too much. Just relax and pay attention to rest.