Patient's question:
Sometimes leukorrhea may not have blood streaks, and sometimes it may occasionally have a few blood streaks. What could be the symptoms? During menstruation, ML should not lead to pregnancy, right? Treatment history and effectiveness: Ignored and did not take medication for treatment. What kind of help do you want: How much impact do these symptoms have on my body?Doctor's answer:
Leukorrhea with blood streaks can be divided into two types: physiological and pathological.Physiological leukorrhea, also known as ovulatory bleeding, often occurs between two menstrual periods or around 14 days before the next menstrual cycle. In some women, hormonal changes during ovulation can cause the endometrium to shed, leading to bleeding. The amount of bleeding is usually not significant, and it typically resolves on its own within one or two days.
Pathological leukorrhea with blood streaks can be caused by various factors, including vaginal wall injury, cervical lesions, endometrial lesions, or endocrine disorders. Vaginal wall injury is often due to trauma or inflammation. Cervical lesions, such as cervical ectropion, cervical polyps, or cervical cancer, are also common causes of bleeding, typically contact bleeding. Endometrial cancer and uterine fibroids are also frequent culprits, with bleeding amounts varying. Additionally, the use of intrauterine devices (IUDs) can also lead to leukorrhea with blood streaks.