Whether vaginal discharge is healthy or not directly affects the health of women's bodies. Under normal circumstances, vaginal discharge is colorless or transparent, and there are periodic changes. Some women observe that their vaginal discharge is milky white and odorless, so is it normal for vaginal discharge to be milky white and odorless?
White discharge only appears milky white, without any odor or itching of the external genitalia, which is a normal condition. There is no need to worry too much or seek treatment. Just maintain good personal hygiene. If the vaginal discharge is milky white and there are symptoms such as itching and burning pain in the external genitalia, attention should be paid and it is necessary to go to the hospital to see if it is caused by vaginitis.
White discharge can also change with the menstrual cycle. Generally, during the pre ovulation period, women's white discharge is more transparent, odorless, and filamentous. In addition, during ovulation, vaginal discharge increases, becomes clear and transparent, has great toughness, and can elongate into a filamentous shape.
During the mid ovulation period, the vaginal discharge is slightly cloudy and the amount increases. White discharge is mainly composed of cervical mucus. At this time, cervical mucus is abundant, has a high water content, is relatively transparent, presents an egg white shape, and has good toughness. In the late stage of ovulation, women's vaginal discharge will decrease and become yellow and thick, which is caused by the rupture of the corpus luteum.
Whether vaginal discharge is normal or not, it is important to observe it carefully in daily life. When abnormalities are found, they cannot be ignored and relevant examinations should be carried out to treat them according to specific symptoms.
