Why is there red discharge?

Red secretions are caused by the presence of blood in the leucorrhea. This situation mainly occurs during menstruation and ovulation, and is a normal physiological phenomenon. During menstruation, women discharge menstrual blood to make the uterus more suitable for fertilization. Red secretions appear during ovulation to discharge eggs. Unfertilized eggs will be discharged from the body along with the leucorrhea.

Some women may have red vaginal discharge during ovulation, which makes patients more worried. If this happens, the patient should go to a regular hospital in time to check whether there is inflammation, infection or damage to the vagina. At the same time, patients should check whether their uterus has congestion, tumors, etc. If a disease occurs, it must be treated symptomatically and promptly.

Patients who have red discharge during ovulation should not only actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, but also pay attention to maintaining good hygiene habits. For example, patients can use warm water to clean their vagina every day, and when cleaning the vagina, they can use a relatively clean towel. After cleaning the vagina, patients should remember to change their underwear. Only by keeping the vagina clean can the bacterial infection be reduced to a certain extent.

In the case of red discharge during ovulation in women, patients need to pay attention to their diet and daily routine and maintain good living habits. Sometimes endocrine disorders may cause women's leucorrhea to be abnormal, and the discharge may have an odor or a different color. Patients should pay attention to eating a light diet and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods. Patients should rest on time, not stay up late, and not smoke or drink.

To sum up, many women in life have red secretions during ovulation, which makes patients worried. If this happens, it is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for vaginal and uterine examinations to avoid developing illness without knowing it. If a tumor or other disease appears in the body, symptomatic treatment should be given. In addition, patients need to maintain good hygiene habits and should wash the vulva with warm water and change underwear every day.