Why does the amount of vaginal discharge decrease a few days before menstruation?

We all know that women are different from men in many ways, and some things are difficult for men to understand; for example, menstrual problems and leucorrhea. Generally, women have a relatively fixed menstrual cycle. Because of hormones, the secretion of leucorrhea will change significantly before and after menstruation, that is, the secretion of leucorrhea increases before menstruation and decreases relatively after menstruation. So, if the leucorrhea decreases before menstruation, what is the reason?

There is a saying among the people: "Nine out of ten women have leucorrhea", which fully explains that leucorrhea is a physiological phenomenon unique to women. Leucorrhea is a small amount of mucus-like substance that is often secreted from women's vagina. It is like white translucent egg white, odorless and non-irritating. However, some people, especially the elderly, believe in superstition and regard leucorrhea as something obscene that cannot be seen in public. Some married women regard normal leucorrhea as a disease and feel anxious. In fact, leucorrhea is also a normal physiological manifestation of women, just like menstruation, which reflects women's physiological health.

At the same time, it is also a sign of certain gynecological diseases. In a sense, leucorrhea is also a "natural barrier" for women's health. Under physiological conditions, leucorrhea secretion often increases 2-3 days before and after menstruation, during ovulation, pregnancy and sexual intercourse. Generally, the symptom of excessive leucorrhea before menstruation is mostly increased leucorrhea before menstruation, which is caused by the aggravation of pelvic congestion when menstruation is approaching.

Therefore, there are many reasons for the reduction of vaginal discharge before menstruation. As the hormone level increases or decreases, it will also affect the increase or decrease of vaginal discharge. Such a situation is generally a normal phenomenon, but it may also be a sign of disease. If similar situations occur frequently, please consult a professional doctor so that it can be resolved in time.

Now we all know that under normal circumstances, the amount of vaginal discharge should increase before menstruation. If you find that your vaginal discharge decreases before menstruation, it is likely that some kind of disease has occurred. There are many factors that cause this phenomenon. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause. At the same time, you should also pay attention to your diet and get more rest. I hope this article will be of some inspiration to everyone.