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Leukorrhea is a white discharge you may experience before your period. It has fluid and cells that may come out from the vagina, ovaries, fallopian tubes, or, most likely, from the cervix.
This part of the menstrual cycle is called the luteal phase. At this time, progesterone is at the highest level in the body. The presence of more estrogen turns discharge to be watery or stretchy, which seems to be clear, while progesterone results in mucus or discharge, which is white or cloudy.
Thin, stretchy mucus appears to be fertile because it has eggs in it. Thick discharge is considered infertile cervical mucus. Infertile cervical mucus mostly appears between ovulation and the start of the period.
No matter if the discharge is white or yellow, it protects the tissues in the vagina and keep them lubricated. Until you experience signs like pain, itching, redness, inflammation, it is certainly normal to experience discharge before your periods begin.
However, in many cases, leukorrhea is a sign of some infection, especially when the discharge is different in colour than routine, say, green or yellow, and if it is followed by tissue inflammation or pain or discomfort.
The possible causes for white discharge before your period includes:
If you experience any of these signs, you may need further medical evaluation:
In Ayurveda, Shwetpradara means white discharge from the vagina. Almost all women experience Leukorrhea once in their life, and it is okay until there is some ongoing infection or gynaecological conditions associated with it. The type and consistency of discharge in women is dependent on the dosha that is affected.
Physiological Leucorrhea
Physiological leukorrhea is not a major problem, but it should be treated early. It occurs during pregnancy due to aggravated estrogen.
Inflammatory leucorrhea develops due to the inflammation of the vaginal mucosa.
Parasitic leucorrhea: It occurs due to the trichomonas vaginalis. The usual signs include itching, burning sensation, white or yellow vaginal discharge.
The aggravation of doshas, especially Kapha dosha and Rasa dhatu produces white and painless discharge. As per Ayurveda, the types of Shwetpradara may include:
At AyuKarma, we work on therapeutic herbs and oils to pacify and calm the doshas. Through the procedures of ancient times, we aim to detoxify the body of all the waste substances in the body that tend to be harmful to health.
If you have any problem related to leukorrhea, you can talk to our female specialist. Our treatment is 100% authentic and free from any nagging effects.
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