What happened to leucorrhea?

Leucorrhea is a little too much, which can be physiological or pathological.

Physiological leucorrhea increases, mainly during ovulation, before menstruation and after pregnancy. In these three stages, the levels of estrogen and progesterone are relatively high, the secretion of female gonads is also relatively strong, and the physiological leucorrhea increases, which is limited to the increase of leucorrhea. The color and smell of leucorrhea are normal, and some patients have no redness and itching.

Pathological leucorrhea increases, mainly manifested in gynecological inflammatory diseases, uterine fibroids and so on. Patients with increased leucorrhea will be accompanied by abnormal color, foul smell or pus discharge, and local itching and discomfort. Need to do gynecological examination. If necessary, leucorrhea will be tested to determine the location and type of inflammation, or to determine the causes of other organic diseases, and then symptomatic treatment will be carried out.