What is the reason for increased watery leucorrhea?

Increased watery leucorrhea is a manifestation of abnormal leucorrhea, and abnormal leucorrhea usually means changes in shape, quantity, and color. Each abnormal leucorrhea may be a symptom caused by a gynecological disease. However, abnormal leucorrhea can be divided into physiological and disease-related abnormalities. Disease-related abnormalities are usually more common. So today I will talk about disease-related abnormal leucorrhea. What are the reasons in life that can cause abnormal leucorrhea? For example, increased watery leucorrhea, so next I will give you a detailed introduction to what increased watery leucorrhea is.

Leucorrhea is composed of secretions from the female reproductive tract glands (including the cat glands in the cervix, the Bartholin's glands, and the sebaceous glands in the labia minora), the exudate from the vaginal cat membrane, and some epithelial cells that fall off from the reproductive tract. Increased leucorrhea in women can be caused by normal or pathological reasons. Normal increase in female leucorrhea is caused by increased secretion from the cervical glands during ovulation due to high estrogen levels, or increased vaginal exudate due to pelvic congestion before and after menstruation. Pathological increase in leucorrhea is often caused by excessive and non-physiological increase in the secretion of the reproductive tract due to internal or external stimulation of the body, and the reasons are also multifaceted.

Tumor caused

Due to tumor tissue necrosis or infection, leucorrhea increases. Bloody leucorrhea is common in benign tumors. Bloody, watery, and foul-smelling leucorrhea is often seen in the cervical temple and endometrial pain, and the vagina often discharges yellow-red clear liquid.

Inflammation caused

This is the most common type, among which the most common are increased leucorrhea caused by trichomonal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis and chronic cervicitis. The characteristics of leucorrhea vary depending on the pathogen. The leucorrhea of ​​trichomonal vaginitis is yellow or yellow-green thin purulent fluid, often foamy. The leucorrhea of ​​candidal vaginitis is often white thick or curd-like. The leucorrhea of ​​cervicitis is often purulent cat fluid. In addition, elderly women have low estrogen levels, thin vaginal epithelium, and poor resistance, which makes them easily infected by bacteria and cause purulent leucorrhea.

The above is a detailed explanation of the reasons for increased watery leucorrhea. After such a detailed explanation, everyone should be clear about what causes this situation. Of course, the above-mentioned diseases are all formed in the later stages. As long as everyone can go to the hospital for examination and treatment in the early stages of symptoms, they can be cured quickly. So this reminds everyone that if any abnormal situation occurs, you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment.