What is the reason for clear water discharge from the lower body during menopause

Clear discharge from the vagina during menopause is often caused by gynecological inflammation, and some patients may also be related to gynecological tumors, as follows:

1. Gynecological inflammation: Vaginal, cervical and pelvic inflammation may all lead to clear discharge from the vagina after menopause. Inflammation stimulates tissues and causes increased exudate, so if you have clear discharge from the vagina, you need to do a gynecological examination to find the cause and take appropriate treatment. If it is vaginitis, you should first check the secretions for pathogens and classify the inflammation. Usually, you can choose drugs to treat vaginitis, such as bisoprolol suppositories, nitrofurantoin nystatin vaginal soft capsules, and Baofukang suppositories.

2. Gynecological tumors: Tumors of the cervix and pelvis, including cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, benign and malignant fallopian tube tumors, and ovarian tumors, can all cause symptoms of clear discharge from the vagina. They need to be further clarified through imaging examinations, gynecological internal examinations, and tumor marker examinations. Generally, surgical treatment is required, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are added when necessary.

If clear water discharge occurs during menopause, it is necessary to have it checked at any time to identify the cause and receive treatment.