Normal vagina and emits a small amount of white odorless secretions to lubricate the vaginal wall mucosa, usually in the physical period before and after ovulation and pregnancy are more, without other symptoms, you are “physiological leucorrhea.” Yellow or white also belong to the same normal fan, this is leucorrhea containing white blood cells and the vaginal epithelium and the color rendering is not caused by the disease. In addition, the white and transparent leucorrhea if glued to the underwear above, will turn yellow after drying, do not have to worry about. 2 ~ 3 days before and after menstruation, due to pelvic congestion, increased vaginal discharge, vaginal discharge will be done, sometimes slightly bloodless, luteal phase defect will be slightly brown.

Vary the amount of leucorrhea into the ovulation date, the amount of leucorrhea usually increase, this is the time of ovulation to help the sperm to enter and make women more prone to pregnancy, leaving significant increase in endocervical mucus caused by a normal physiological phenomenon. When sexual life (including pre-marital sexual fantasies, sexual masturbation, sexual impulses pm) will be due to sexual arousal caused by pelvic congestion, followed by a significant increase in vaginal discharge, leucorrhea increased significantly, to stimulate the longer, stimulating more intense, secretions are also more , are also normal physiological phenomena and physiological responses.

In addition, in some cases, such as stress, illness or taking antibiotics, women of normal vaginal secretions will increase, there may be some taste, but does not cause irritation, usually do not need more medical treatment can “self-healing” The.

Leucorrhea anomaly can understand?

Some women who are very attentive to clean, but the volume does a lot of leucorrhea; or smell great, it is their noses; also some leucorrhea significant changes in the nature of color, then the prompt may appear unusual. We can make use of leucorrhea color, odor, volume anomaly, etc. to make judgments.