Patient's question:
Female, 18 years old, I currently have irregular menstruation, with very little flow and incorrect color, and it's not on time. This situation has persisted for a long time. Please ask: Why does leukorrhea occur before menstruation?Doctor's answer:
An increase in leukorrhea before menstruation is a normal phenomenon, most of which is caused by changes in hormones within the body. This is why you should always maintain local hygiene and change your underwear frequently. However, there are many factors that can interfere with the normal leukorrhea before menstruation, such as psychological factors, endocrine factors, and others. Additionally, changes in emotions, overwork, and environmental changes, as well as high stress, can all disrupt menstruation. If you have these factors, it is important to pay attention to adjusting your mindset. Patients should develop a regular lifestyle, persist in treatment, and maintain a light diet while engaging in aerobic exercise. This can help boost immunity and reduce the risk of illness.