Leucorrhea examination is too painful

Vaginal secretions are a kind of viscous transparent liquid that flows out of the vagina of women. It is a mixture of secretions from the Bartholin's glands, cervical ducts, uterine walls, leaked fluid from the vaginal mucosa, and fallen squamous epithelial cells of the vagina. Women's normal leucorrhea is milky white, flocculent, highly viscous, does not adhere to the vaginal wall, is mostly accumulated in the posterior fornix, and has no fishy odor.

Leucorrhea examination is a common gynecological examination. The main examination contents include vaginal pH, leucorrhea cleanliness, vaginal microbial flora, etc. It is used to determine whether a woman has abnormal leucorrhea. It is an examination related to a woman's physical health.

Women need to conduct routine leucorrhea examinations when preparing for pregnancy or during pregnancy to see if they have gynecological diseases such as abnormal leucorrhea. If you must seek treatment during the pregnancy preparation stage, during the pregnancy preparation stage; and if you are already pregnant and have abnormal leucorrhea, you must seek treatment under the guidance of a doctor. So why is it so painful to use a dilator to remove vaginal secretions?

Why is it so painful to use a dilator to remove vaginal secretions?

The purpose of using a speculum is to obtain vaginal secretions from the deepest part of the vagina. If the vagina is tight and the mood is tense, it will feel painful. Don't worry, relax, the symptoms will get better.

Why is there more vaginal discharge after pregnancy?

After pregnancy, the body of the pregnant woman will undergo corresponding changes. The ovarian yolk secretes a large amount of estrogen and estrogen to ensure the implantation and development of the embryo. After 12 weeks of pregnancy, 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.

Estrogen and estrogen-dependent cells undergo significant changes: private tissue becomes loose and moist, the vaginal epithelium thickens, blood vessels become hematoma, exudate and shedding cells increase, the cervix becomes thickened, soft, hematoma, and the glandular duct secretion is active. The secretion of the cervical glands, vaginal secretions and exudate mixed with the fallen cells produce vaginal secretions, which will be continuously discharged from the body during pregnancy. Therefore, the vaginal secretions of pregnant women will increase significantly at this time.