Women know that vaginal discharge is a normal condition, and normal vaginal discharge should be milky white, usually appearing before and after menstruation. But if women find blood streaks in their vaginal discharge, it needs to be taken seriously. So, some people want to know what causes blood streaks in women's vaginal discharge?
White discharge is one of the normal secretions in the female body, and every woman will have a large amount of white discharge at a certain time. However, if there are blood streaks in the vaginal discharge, it is bloody vaginal discharge, mainly divided into physiological and pathological types. If it is physiological white discharge with blood streaks, the reason for this situation is that women may bleed during ovulation, resulting in blood streaks in the white discharge.
This situation may cause abdominal pain, but it does not affect women's physical health. If the condition is mild, there is no need for treatment. However, pathological white discharge and blood streaks, which may be caused by tumors such as endometrial cancer in women, require further examination to determine. So, women who find blood streaks in their vaginal discharge need to go to the hospital for examination. Generally, cytological examination is required.
If cancer cells are found, further cervical biopsy may be necessary to determine if one has cervical disease. In addition, women can also undergo vaginal colposcopy to examine changes in the cervical epithelium and determine any physical issues. In short, women can tell if they have a problem by their own vaginal discharge, which is actually one of the symptoms of many diseases.
