Unpleasant odor during menstruation

Many women know, and we are most familiar with it, that normal leucorrhea is colorless, odorless or transparent. Some women's leucorrhea will have some abnormal conditions. In fact, for women, leucorrhea symbolizes a mirror of their own health. If there is any abnormality, it means that there is a problem with women's bodies, which cannot be ignored and must be taken seriously.

Question 1

What is the reason for the leucorrhea with peculiar smell before menstruation?

First of all, we know that many women will experience obvious changes in their leucorrhea before their menstrual period. The most obvious symptom is an increase in leucorrhea. This is because the female pelvic cavity will become congested before menstruation, so the blood flow in the cervix and vagina will also increase, causing the secretion of more leucorrhea than usual.

Question 2

Although increased vaginal discharge is a common symptom before menstruation, female friends should be "careful" about the problem of excessive vaginal discharge with an odor before menstruation, because excessive vaginal discharge with an odor before menstruation may be caused by gynecological inflammation. We know that a few days before and during menstruation, women's body resistance will decrease. If we do not pay attention to relevant care measures at this time, it is likely to cause certain symptoms. In addition, the secretion of leucorrhea increases before menstruation. If we do not pay attention to personal hygiene and cleaning, it is easy to cause bacteria to grow and cause gynecological inflammation.

Question 3

Before the menstrual period, due to the increase in estrogen secretion levels in the body, women may experience a series of symptoms such as lumbar pain, breast tenderness, and limb fatigue. At this time, it is necessary to pay attention to relevant care measures to avoid diseases from "taking advantage of the opportunity".

As a woman approaches her period, her vaginal discharge may become pink and gradually turn into blood during her period, which is what we call menstruation. After the menstruation is over, the blood flow in the female uterus and vagina will return to normal, so the amount of leucorrhea secretion will gradually decrease and return to normal levels.