Leucorrhoea refers to a whitish, odourless discharge from the vagina, which ranges in viscosity from being thick to watery. It is mostly regarded as physiological but may also be a reflection of an underlying condition or infection when in excess.
Leucorrhoea is most commonly noted in women of the reproductive age group, particularly those who are sexually active. Leucorrhoea is also quite common in puberty, while the sexual characteristics of the woman are developing and maturing. Other than this, excessive vaginal discharge is considered to be physiological during sexual arousal and pregnancy. Some women may even experience more discharge before the beginning of their menstrual cycle.
Leucorrhoea is one of the primary complaints when visiting a gynaecologist and has been ascertained as being a reason for more than 25% gynae visits. What you need to know is whether your discharge is normal or pathological.
Usually, a coloured, yellow or green, or a foul-smelling discharge is indicative of an infection or multiple infections with the possible causes being a bacteria, fungi or a parasite. Other pathological factors are the presence of foreign bodies in the vagina, detergents and herbal preparations. So, you must steer clear of these. Sometimes, excessive vaginal discharge may also be due to cancerous activity.
It is highly recommended that you visit your doctor to determine the underlying cause. Once infections and other pathologies are ruled out, healthy women can manage leucorrhoea with the help of simple remedies.
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Very useful home remedies. Apart from home remedies you can use natural treatment to treat leucorrhoea. It is very helpful and safe too.
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