What are the reasons for milky white water flowing down there? It may be these 5 situations!

　　Milky discharge can occur for a variety of reasons, ranging from normal physiological phenomena to conditions requiring treatment. disease It's possible. By understanding these reasons, you can better protect your own healthy。

　　one, Common causes of milky discharge

　　physiological reasons：

　　Ovulation discharge: Estrogen levels increase during ovulation, and cervical mucus secretion increases, appearing milky white and egg white-like.

　　Changes before and after menstruation: Fluctuations in hormone levels before and after menstruation may lead to changes in secretion characteristics

　　Normal phenomena during pregnancy: Estrogen levels increase after pregnancy, and the amount of leucorrhea naturally increases

　　Secretion during sexual arousal: Bartholin glands secrete lubricating fluid during sexual arousal

　　Pathological causes：

　　Bacterial vaginosis: gray-white, thin, fishy-smelling discharge

　　Candida infection: milky white, curd-like or tofu-like discharge, accompanied by itching

　　Chlamydia infection: Milky white or yellow discharge may occur

　　Cervicitis Symptoms: Cervicitis may lead to increased discharge

　　two, How to differentiate between normal and abnormal secretions

　　Characteristics of normal secretions：

　　Color: transparent or milky white

　　Texture: Thin or slightly sticky

　　Odor: odorless or slightly sour

　　Amount: About 1-4 ml per day, maybe a little more before and after menstruation

　　Accompanying symptoms: No itching, pain or other discomfort

　　Danger signs to watch out for：

　　Abnormal colors: yellow, green, off-white

　　Texture changes: foamy, curd-like, tofu-like

　　Obvious odor: fishy smell, foul smell

　　Accompanying symptoms: Itching of the vulva , burning, redness and swelling

　　Sudden and large increase in secretion

　　three, What to do if abnormal secretions occur

　　Seek medical examination promptly：

　　Recommended to formal Hospital Gynecology See a doctor for the following tests:

　　Routine examination of leucorrhea

　　Pathogen culture

　　cervical smear test

　　Perform B-ultrasound examination when necessary

　　Daily care suggestions：

　　Keep the vulva clean and dry

　　Wear cotton breathable underwear

　　Avoid excessive washing of the inside of the vagina

　　Pay attention to sexual hygiene

　　Improve your own immunity

　　Treatment principles：

　　Targeted medication after a clear diagnosis

　　Follow the doctor’s instructions and complete the entire course of treatment

　　Treat sexual partners at the same time if necessary

　　Avoid sexual intercourse during treatment

　　Regular check-ups to ensure recovery