Excessive water during ovulation

A woman's lower body will produce some secretions from time to time, which is considered a normal physiological phenomenon in the eyes of many women. Especially during ovulation and menstruation, women's lower body is in a humid environment for a long time, because the secretions at this time will be particularly large. However, most women produce leucorrhea during ovulation, but some women find that they have a lot of water during ovulation. What's going on?

During the ovulation period, the leucorrhea is like water. Regarding this issue, relevant people said that generally this happens when there are certain conditions in the body. It is recommended that friends should seek medical attention and treatment in time to avoid serious consequences.

Women's leucorrhea is a barometer of their physical health. By judging the condition of leucorrhea, we can know their physical health problems. However, most women do not know how to judge whether their leucorrhea is normal, and often miss the opportunity to treat the disease. Normally, leucorrhea should be milky white, or colorless and transparent, sometimes sticky and have no odor. If your vaginal discharge increases or is abnormal, it is recommended that you go to the hospital's gynecology department for a routine vaginal discharge examination to identify the cause and treat it symptomatically. Pay attention to hygiene, wash with warm water, and change underwear frequently.

The reason why women have watery leucorrhea during ovulation is that the estrogen level is high and the endometrium secretes excessively, so there is more watery leucorrhea. In addition, watery leucorrhea like rice water is also a sign of fallopian tube cancer, so you should be careful about watery leucorrhea during ovulation. Watery leucorrhea during ovulation may also be caused by gynecological inflammations such as cervicitis and vaginitis.

Women should be alert to the following three abnormal leucorrhea manifestations during ovulation:

1. Watery leucorrhea: Leucorrhea is clear like water, often soaks the underwear, and has a foul odor. It is often a sign of fallopian tube tumors.

2. Bean-dreg-like leucorrhea. The amount of leucorrhea is large and shaped like bean dregs and is floc-like. It is often accompanied by vaginal itching. This type of leucorrhea is mostly caused by vaginal fungal infection or diabetes.

3. Colorless paste-like leucorrhea. The leucorrhea is sticky like paste, with large amount, and often stains the underwear. Except for lower back pain, the patient has no other symptoms. It is more common in chronic metritis. In addition, women who use more estrogen preparations may also experience this kind of leucorrhea.