What is the reason for the clear discharge down there?

Women have transparent secretions below, which we call leucorrhea. This is normal leucorrhea, which is transparent, white, paste-like or egg white-like, and does not have any fishy smell. If leucorrhea or secretions are abnormal, then you should be alert to whether it is a gynecological disease.

1. Normal leucorrhea is transparent, white, paste-like or egg white-like, has no fishy smell, and is in small amounts. This is called physiological leucorrhea. If you experience increased vaginal discharge during the middle of your cycle (ovulation period), you don't need to panic. This is because estrogen increases the secretion of cervical mucus, which causes increased vaginal discharge. This is normal.

2. By observing the color, texture, smell and amount of leucorrhea, you can predict in advance what kind of gynecological diseases a woman is about to suffer from. For example, if the amount of leucorrhea is large or small, the leucorrhea is yellow, the leucorrhea is fishy, ​​or the leucorrhea is curd-like, etc. These all indicate that your inner vulva has been invaded by pathogenic bacteria, which are the early symptoms of various gynecological diseases!

3. In addition, generally in the early and late stages of menstruation, that is, about a week after the menstruation is over, and about a week before the menstruation comes, the leucorrhea may be thicker, and the ovulation period between the two menstruations is relatively transparent and should be like egg white.