Patient's question:
Medical Description: Menstruation is one week late, some lower abdominal and waist pain, frequent urination, and leg pain. Leukorrhea is white.Past Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been received.
Help Needed: What illness is this? I'm very worried.
Doctor's answer:
Generally, women experience an increase in leukorrhea before their menstrual period, and if there are no other abnormal symptoms, this is a normal physiological manifestation in women. The increase in leukorrhea before menstruation occurs because, as the menstrual period approaches, pelvic congestion becomes more severe, and the blood flow to the cervix and vagina also increases compared to normal levels. Therefore, the natural secretion of the vagina naturally increases. However, if the increase in leukorrhea before menstruation is accompanied by abnormal changes in its characteristics, odor, color, etc., it usually indicates a problem in the reproductive tract and warrants increased vigilance. Normal leukorrhea is colorless, transparent, and resembles egg white, without any odor. If there are abnormal changes in leukorrhea during normal times, it is essential to promptly seek medical attention for relevant gynecological examinations and treatments to rule out reproductive organ diseases. Do not take it lightly.