What will happen if you have endocrine disorders and leucorrhea?

Women are more prone to endocrine disorders, which are followed by obesity, infertility, gynecological diseases and other hazards. Endocrine disorders have a lot of impact on women's health. Many women's abnormal leucorrhea is caused by endocrine disorders. We need to know the characteristics of this leucorrhea and solve it in time when it is discovered to avoid continued harm. So, what will happen if there is leucorrhea due to endocrine disorders? Let’s take a look below.

Abnormal leucorrhea is usually caused by endocrine disorders. But sometimes it is caused by inflammation or other diseases. Endocrine disorders lead to abnormal leucorrhea. When the amount of leucorrhea increases, or the shape, color, or odor changes, the abnormal leucorrhea should be checked and treated in time to avoid other diseases leading to infertility. Therefore, leucorrhea examination is a very important routine infertility examination and a measure to examine gynecological diseases.

Pathological leucorrhea is closely related to infertility. What are the reasons?

The most common cause of leucorrhea is inflammatory leucorrhea. The symptoms are mostly excessive leucorrhea, which contains white blood cells and is purulent. Different infectious diseases have different pathogens. For example, the leucorrhea caused by Trichomonas infection is generally yellow or yellow-green, thin, pus with a fishy smell and is bubbly; the leucorrhea caused by fungal infection is not much, and is white, thick, paste-like, curd-like, or tofu-like; the leucorrhea of ​​chronic cervicitis and cervical erosion is mostly mucopurulent; the leucorrhea of ​​those infected with gonorrhea is yellow, sticky, purulent mucus, and most of it appears in the uterus. Therefore, abnormal leucorrhea needs to be carefully examined and identified.

Non-inflammatory leucorrhea generally occurs in retroverted uterus, pulmonary tuberculosis, pelvic tumors, anemia, diabetes, etc. Most weak and sickly patients have more white watery vaginal exudate and egg white-like cervical secretions and feel uncomfortable. Other causes, including foreign matter in leucorrhea and cancerous leucorrhea, should be paid attention to. When the amount of leucorrhea increases and the vulva becomes itchy and painful, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause.

Although endocrine disorders have no direct connection with inflammation or other diseases, they can lead to the formation of different diseases if they are not treated in time. Abnormal leucorrhea caused by endocrine disorders should be taken seriously and examined and treated in time.