White discharge is one of the criteria used by women to determine whether their reproductive organs are normal. If there is an abnormal condition with white discharge, it cannot be ignored. It may be a disease in the reproductive organs, which not only affects physical health but also fertility. Recently, a woman asked, what is the reason for low or even no white discharge?
Generally speaking, the secretion of vaginal discharge follows a periodic pattern, and the amount of vaginal discharge varies among normal women during a physiological cycle. After the end of menstruation, due to the relatively low levels of estrogen in the body, the amount of vaginal discharge is very small or even non-existent. Over time, before ovulation, the increase in estrogen levels in the female body stimulates the cervical gland, leading to an increase in vaginal discharge. The amount of vaginal discharge secretion is highest during ovulation.
After the ovulation period ends, estrogen levels decrease and vaginal discharge decreases. Before menstruation, due to pelvic and uterine congestion, estrogen levels increase and vaginal discharge also increases. Therefore, it can be seen that if women have less or no vaginal discharge at the end of menstruation, it is a normal physiological phenomenon and there is no need to worry. Daily personal hygiene and hygiene work should be done to keep the external genitalia dry.
When ruling out the above factors, it is necessary to consider that there may be problems with ovarian function, because a decline in ovarian function or premature aging can lead to a decrease in estrogen levels in women's bodies, resulting in reduced menstrual flow, decreased vaginal secretions, and even no vaginal discharge. It is recommended that women go to the hospital as soon as possible for six tests of sex hormones to diagnose the cause. Once diagnosed with ovarian dysfunction, effective treatment methods should be given.
