Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I am 30 years old and have given birth to my second child. I am not in the breastfeeding period. Recently, I have noticed that my leukorrhea is quite abundant, it is translucent, and has no odor. This is the first time this has happened to me. My menstrual cycle is also quite regular. Hello, what serious consequences can an increase in leukorrhea cause?Doctor's answer:
Hello, an increase in leukorrhea is generally a symptom of vaginitis. This requires a careful examination of shed cells to determine the type of vaginitis before medication treatment. Additionally, there may be a possibility of cervical erosion, which is characterized by increased leukorrhea. This requires a gynecological examination and cervical cancer screening, specifically checking cervical TCT and HPV. If the screening results are negative, cervical surgery is not necessary, and regular check-ups are recommended. Otherwise, surgical treatment is required.