Pink liquid flowing out from below

A woman's vagina produces a lot of secretions, of which leucorrhea and menstruation are two normal secretions. If leucorrhea and other abnormal secretions produced during menstruation are eliminated, women must pay attention to it, because such secretions are related to gynecological diseases. Therefore, some women find that pink liquid flows out of their vagina. Is this related to some disease?

First, what is the cause of pink vaginal discharge?

This depends on whether it is vaginal bleeding or urethral bleeding. When you are not urinating, wipe the vaginal opening with paper to see if there is any bleeding. If there is blood, it should be vaginal bleeding.

Guidance:

If it is urethral bleeding, it may be a urinary tract infection and you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs, such as cefixime. If necessary, go to the hospital for a urine test and intravenous treatment. If the condition improves, you can continue taking the medication. Take the medicine for one week.

Second, the possibility of inflammatory stimulation or urinary tract infection cannot be ruled out.

Guidance:

I suggest you do an ultrasound and urine test to rule out infection. During this period, you can use hot water to relieve symptoms, avoid eating spicy food, drink more hot water, and eat more light food.

Third, this situation may be caused by inflammation.

Guidance:

It is recommended that you pay more attention to keeping the perineum clean and dry, change your underwear frequently, go to the hospital for a check-up, and then receive symptomatic treatment after the cause is determined.

Fourth, if it is during ovulation or when menstruation is about to come, it is normal

Guidance:

You can observe it for a few more days, but if it happens at other times, it is not normal and you need to do an ultrasound examination.

Fifth, Guidance:

Therefore, if female friends find that their leucorrhea increases for no apparent reason, or is accompanied by changes in color, texture, or odor, they should be vigilant and go to the hospital for a detailed gynecological examination and routine secretion examination to make a clear diagnosis. Then, follow the doctor's advice and take medication according to the symptoms and cause. If necessary, it is better for two people to be treated at the same time. Never take medication blindly on your own to cover up your true condition.