Female friends should pay attention to reproductive health, so they should observe vaginal discharge regularly, as it is a barometer of reproductive system health. When abnormal vaginal discharge occurs, it is likely to be due to gynecological diseases, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for routine vaginal discharge testing. So, how is increased vaginal discharge treated?
For the treatment of increased vaginal discharge, the first step is to identify the cause of the increase before selecting a treatment method. There are many reasons that can lead to an increase in vaginal discharge, and some women have physiological vaginal discharge, which does not require treatment. As long as they pay attention to hygiene and change their underwear in a timely manner, it can be treated.
The secretion of vaginal discharge in women is related to the level of hormones in the body, and the amount of vaginal discharge varies at different physiological stages. When hormone levels are high, more vaginal discharge will be secreted. Especially during pregnancy, ovulation, and other periods in women, there is usually an increase in vaginal discharge, but this is a normal situation and does not require treatment.
If an increase in vaginal discharge is pathological, it should be promptly examined and treated. When women suffer from gynecological diseases such as fungal vaginitis, cervicitis, and bacterial vaginitis, they will have symptoms of increased vaginal discharge. At this time, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a vaginal discharge test to confirm the type of disease, and then receive targeted treatment. Don't self medicate, as there are significant differences in treatment methods for different diseases.
