Yellow-green leucorrhea during ovulation

Why does yellow-green leucorrhea appear during ovulation?

The appearance of yellow-green leucorrhea is due to changes in the sex hormone levels in a woman's body. During a woman's menstrual cycle, the ovaries secrete a hormone called mucin, which causes a woman's vaginal secretions to become thinner and increase the number of bacteria in them. During ovulation, the ratio of these two hormones reaches a peak in a woman's vaginal secretions, resulting in a yellow-green band-like discharge.

What is greenish-yellow discharge?

Yellow-green band-like discharge is a transparent, white, thin, smelly discharge. The appearance of this discharge usually occurs in the middle of a woman's menstrual cycle, especially during ovulation. This kind of secretion may have a certain impact on women's health, so it needs to be paid attention to.

How to observe yellow-green band-like discharge?

The method to observe yellow-green band-like discharge is very simple. You can observe your own vaginal discharge in the middle of the menstrual cycle. If you notice this discharge, you should seek medical attention promptly to determine whether infection or disease is present.

Why should we pay attention to yellow-green band discharge?

Although yellow-green band-like discharge is not a very serious problem, it can still have a certain impact on a woman's health. If a woman's vaginal discharge appears abnormal, such as yellow, green, black, smelly, etc., she should seek medical attention promptly to determine whether there is an infection or disease. In addition, if a woman has any abnormalities in her cycle, such as being overdue for a long time or having irregular bleeding, she should seek medical attention in time to determine whether there is a health problem.

To sum up, yellow-green band-like discharge is a normal physiological phenomenon for women during the menstrual cycle, but if abnormality occurs, you should seek medical treatment in time. In addition, women should pay attention to their vaginal discharge and detect and deal with any possible problems in time.