White discharge from girls' underwear

It is normal for adult women to have secretions, and the secretions are colorless, which represents the health condition of women. The white discharge from girls’ underwear is normal leucorrhea, which also indicates normal ovulation. If female secretions are yellow or have an odor, you should pay attention to vaginitis or cervicitis, and undergo a gynecological examination to confirm the diagnosis and receive timely treatment.

When women are developing, they will have vaginal discharge. If the vaginal discharge is white and translucent, it means that the woman's vaginal discharge is normal. If a woman's vaginal discharge is yellow and has an odor, this is abnormal. This is a stage every girl needs to go through.

We should note that leucorrhea is a small amount of mucous substance in the female vaginal secretions, just like the white and transparent egg white, it has no smell and is non-irritating. Some people regard leucorrhea as something shameful and obscene, and some married women regard normal leucorrhea as pathological. These ideas are wrong. If normal leucorrhea is regarded as something else, it will cause women to feel anxious and panic. In fact, leucorrhea, like menstruation, is a normal physiological reaction of women.

Before puberty, high levels of endocrine hormones, especially high levels of estrogen, can lead to increased vaginal discharge, development of the vulva, and moist, milky white fluid, which is leucorrhea. This is a normal phenomenon. If women want to avoid this problem, they should pay attention to changing their underwear frequently, maintaining hygiene, and facing life with a positive and optimistic attitude.

That’s all we have to say about the white secretions on girls’ underwear. If this happens, we should know that it is a normal occurrence in the development process, so don’t worry too much. If a woman's leucorrhea appears in other colors or has an odor, she should go to a regular gynecological hospital for treatment in time and do not miss the best time to treat the disease.