Patient's question:
[All symptoms: Little discharge, feels very dry Onset time and cause: A few days ago, the discharge was brown and lasted for more than ten days. A few days ago, there was no such situation. Amount changed: Very little. Treatment: Used a care liquid. Help needed: What causes little discharge? Do I need to take any medicine?]Doctor's answer:
Hello, leukorrhea is a viscous white liquid discharged from the vagina of women. Generally, a decrease in leukorrhea is caused by disorders or decline in ovarian function, as well as low levels of sexual hormones. It is common among women who have had multiple miscarriages, prolonged breastfeeding, long-term mental trauma, and patients with various chronic diseases, such as chronic hepatitis, chronic nephritis, diabetes, hypothyroidism, and others. After menopause, the gradual shrinkage and loss of function of the ovaries can also lead to a decrease in leukorrhea. A decrease in leukorrhea should be actively treated. For cases caused by chronic diseases, it is important to enhance physical fitness while treating the disease, pay attention to supplementing with protein and vitamins to boost hormone secretion. For leukorrhea reduction caused by other reasons, follow medical advice and consider methods such as local intermittent use of vaginal medication for treatment.