Patient's question:
These days, there has been an increase in leukorrhea, which is watery and odorless. My period started on the 2nd, and I had sexual intercourse one day after the period. What could be causing the continuous increase in leukorrhea, with my underwear always wet every day?Doctor's answer:
You had your period on February 1st, and had sexual intercourse after your period. In the past few days, your leukorrhea has increased. There is no odor, and you can check your leukorrhea to see if you have vaginal inflammation. If you have vaginal inflammation, you can use medication to treat it based on the type of vaginal inflammation. Patients face the harm of increased leukorrhea, and we should actively implement careful examination and treatment, and should not avoid seeking medical attention. If the increased leukorrhea does not improve after treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.