The girl has secretions from her lower body

For women, the secretions from the lower body are mainly leucorrhea, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. However, generally speaking, leucorrhea appears before or after menstruation. However, the phenomenon of secretions in a girl's lower body will definitely make parents feel confused. After all, she is still relatively young and should not have secretions. The reason becomes the most concerning thing. So, what is the matter with the girl having secretions from her lower body? Let’s take a look below.

It is abnormal for a girl to have secretions in her genitals. We need to consider whether it is caused by poor hygiene, leading to inflammation and infection. Of course, we cannot completely rule out the possibility that the child's condition is caused by precocious puberty.

At what age do women start to have leucorrhea

Some girls begin to have vaginal discharge at around the age of 12, and this period of time is relatively normal. Generally, at this time, a girl's reproductive system begins to develop and gradually matures. So the uterus will shed its endometrium, and the uterus will secrete mucus due to changes in the female body. So these substances will be discharged through the female vagina, and the woman will produce vaginal secretions.

Some girls' physical development is relatively slow, so the time of entering puberty will be delayed, and the time of menstruation will also be delayed. Therefore, these girls may start to have vaginal discharge around the age of 14. This situation is also normal. If a girl does not have vaginal discharge before adulthood, it may be that there is a disease in the reproductive system and should be treated promptly.

If a girl has vaginal discharge, she must clean it with warm water every day. If vaginal secretions are not cleaned for a long time, bacteria may grow. Girls should also use less sanitary pads and change their underwear in time, preferably once a day. Girls should also take a bath regularly. It is best for girls not to use some highly irritating female private area care solutions, as this will disrupt the acid-base balance of the vagina.

Women have leucorrhea in their vagina almost every day of every month. Normally, the secretion is less, and only during the ovulation period will the secretion increase. There is no leucorrhea during the 6-day menstrual period of each month. That is to say, there is no leucorrhea during the safe period after the end of menstruation. The closer you get to ovulation, the more vaginal discharge you will have, and when ovulation ends, the less vaginal discharge you will have.

Leucorrhea occurs almost every day. Generally, the amount of leucorrhea is relatively small, but there will be a significant increase in leucorrhea before menstruation. Leucorrhea is a natural barrier to protect women's health. Therefore, women can roughly understand some physiological problems by understanding leucorrhea. If leucorrhea is abnormal, it is recommended that female friends should check and receive treatment as soon as possible to avoid causing great trouble to the body.