What causes leucorrhea and breast pain?

In life, many women often experience breast pain, especially before menstruation. Not only will the amount of vaginal discharge increase, but breast pain will also be felt. This phenomenon is actually quite normal, because when women are about to menstruate, the estrogen in their bodies will rise rapidly, and during this period of time, women's endocrine system will be out of balance. So what is the reason for more vaginal discharge and breast pain?

The initial consideration is that breast pain is caused by liver qi stagnation, and excessive vaginal discharge is usually caused by vaginal inflammation or ovulation. In this case, you can use Xiaoyao Pills or Chaihu Shugan Powder. If there is a lump, try to do a breast B-ultrasound examination and pay attention to emotional stability. For leucorrhea, try to do a routine leucorrhea examination or use compound Sophora flavescens lotion to clean it.

If your vaginal discharge increases for no apparent reason, or is accompanied by changes in color, texture, or odor, you should be alert. Common causes of increased leucorrhea include: ① candidal vaginitis ② Trichomonas vaginitis ③ cervical erosion, etc. Breast pain may be caused by breast hyperplasia, mastitis, etc. Go to the hospital as soon as possible for a clear diagnosis and targeted treatment.

Leucorrhea may be more or less depending on the changes in endocrine system. It is normal to have excessive vaginal discharge that wets the crotch. As long as it is not accompanied by symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling and pain in the vulva, frequent urination and painful urination, it is not a disease and you don't need to worry too much. However, traditional Chinese medicine believes that excessive or thin leucorrhea is related to the body's coldness, so appropriate Chinese medicine treatment can be used.

If there is a lot of vaginal discharge, it may be an infection, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, etc. Go to a regular hospital's gynecology department for a routine examination of the vaginal discharge to find out whether the infectious pathogen is fungus. Trichomonas. bacteria. Viruses, etc., based on the test results, select sensitive drugs for standardized and systematic treatment.