Patient's question:
Female, thirteen years old, she has had this symptom for a long time, but the condition has never improved. Later, she found out it was leukorrhea.：Doctor's answer:
Recurrent leukorrhea may be caused by physiological factors or pathological factors. Leukorrhea may be abundant but normal in nature, such as colorless, odorless, and translucent. It is normal for women to experience increased leukorrhea during ovulation or before menstruation. Your leukorrhea is like water flow and has a bad odor, which may be caused by inflammation. Lastly, patients should maintain a light diet, a cheerful mood, avoid overwork and late nights, and ensure sufficient sleep. Additionally, it is important to maintain an active lifestyle and avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily life. Never overeat.