White fluid discharge when going to the toilet

When I went to the bathroom, I found that white liquid was flowing out of my lower body. For women, this is called leucorrhea. Leucorrhea is a relatively normal physiological phenomenon. If the leucorrhea has no color or odor and the amount is normal, it is considered normal. However, if the vaginal discharge is too much, too little, or has an odor, it indicates that the woman has certain reproductive system diseases. However, abnormal leucorrhea can be prevented through some specific methods!

Leucorrhea Overview

Under normal circumstances, there is a small amount of white mucus in a woman's vagina, which has no odor and no local irritation symptoms. It plays a role in lubricating and protecting the vaginal surface. As Wang Mengying said: "Women are born with leucorrhea, which is always moist and not a disease." Leucorrhea with increased mucus, a continuous stream like a belt, and other clinical symptoms is called leucorrhea. As for the increase in discharge in early pregnancy or before and after menstruation, it is a normal physiological phenomenon and is not considered a disease.

Abnormality of leucorrhea

Symptoms of spleen deficiency: excessive vaginal discharge that is sticky, has no special odor, and flows continuously all day long, with poor appetite and fatigue. The limbs are thin and soft, the vaginal discharge increases after fatigue, or is accompanied by edema, or abdominal distension, the tongue is pale, the tongue coating is white or greasy, and the pulse is slow and weak.

Leucorrhea due to kidney yang deficiency: The leucorrhea is clear and thin like water, with a large amount and no odor. Cold lower abdomen and limbs, sore waist and weak legs, dizziness, clear and long urination, pale tongue, thin white fur, and weak pulse.

Leucorrhea due to damp heat: The discharge is milky white in color, in the form of curd or tofu dregs, with a fishy odor, abnormal itching of the vulva, or vaginal stinging, with a thin white or yellow greasy tongue coating, and a weak and rapid pulse.

Phlegm-damp leucorrhea; excessive leucorrhea with thick and sticky texture, fatigue, nausea, poor appetite, chest tightness and abdominal distension. The mouth tastes bland and greasy, the tongue coating is white and greasy, and the pulse is deep and slippery.

Prevention methods for abnormal leucorrhea

1. Regular check-ups: Even if you do not feel any discomfort, you should still have regular check-ups. It is best to have a comprehensive gynecological examination at least once a year.

2. Seek medical attention promptly: If there is any increase in vaginal discharge or other discomfort, go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

3. Be sure to take the medicine under the guidance of a doctor: if the medicine is not suitable for your condition, it may worsen the condition.

4. Wear less tight pants: Wear less tight or close-fitting pants such as jeans, and avoid wearing tight nylon underwear. Choose cotton underwear.

5. Not using sanitary pads on weekdays: Some female friends are worried that leucorrhea will stain their underwear or are too lazy to wash their underwear, so they always use sanitary pads on weekdays. This practice is not advisable. When you are not menstruating, try not to use sanitary pads. Wash your vulva with clean water and change your underwear every night. In addition, do not use various medicinal liquids to clean the vagina, as this will damage the internal environment of the vagina and cause vaginitis.

6. Enhance immunity: keep exercising to improve your physical fitness; get enough sleep, eat a healthy diet, and have a balanced nutrition. Eat more foods rich in vitamins.

7. Psychological adjustment: Always find things to do that make you happy, or tend to flowers and plants, enjoy music, maintain a peaceful mental state, and avoid being overly excited, angry, and impatient.