White discharge is a "friend" of women. If its characteristics, color, and odor are abnormal, it may indicate the occurrence of gynecological diseases. Women need to go to the hospital for gynecological examination as soon as possible to determine what gynecological inflammation it is and then receive targeted treatment. So, let's take a look at what color of vaginal discharge is normal?
Usually, women's vaginal discharge appears during ovulation, with a white color, no odor, and a transparent appearance resembling egg white. It has excellent stretchability and can be pulled up to more than ten centimeters. Before menstruation, women may experience an increase in vaginal discharge, which is slightly viscous but still white in color and will not change. If the color of vaginal discharge turns yellow and women also experience itching in the external genitalia, they may have vaginitis.
The amount of vaginal discharge is generally not too much, and it is related to the level of estrogen in the female body, as well as the congestion of the reproductive organs. Usually, during the period between two menstrual periods, women will notice a slight increase in vaginal discharge, but the color remains unchanged and appears transparent, relatively thin. Two to three days after ovulation, the vaginal discharge becomes more cloudy and the amount decreases.
In short, women need to pay attention to the condition of vaginal discharge. When there is a change in color, abnormal odor, and other abnormal symptoms, it must be taken seriously. It is necessary to go to the hospital for routine examination of vaginal discharge, timely identify the cause, and effectively inhibit the development of the disease.
