What is the reason for women to discharge clear liquid? Is it physiological or pathological?

The transparent liquid that flows out of a woman's vagina may be physiological leucorrhea, which usually occurs around the ovulation period, and the symptoms will be alleviated accordingly after the ovulation period. In addition, these transparent liquids may also be pathological leucorrhea, which is generally caused by gynecological inflammation.

Nowadays, women pay more attention to their health and can detect some abnormal conditions in their bodies in time. For example, some women find that transparent liquid flows out of their vagina, and the amount is not fixed. So what is the transparent liquid that women flow out of?
1. Physiological leucorrhea <br/>The transparent liquid flowing out of a woman's vagina is mainly considered to be leucorrhea. If it appears 5 to 6 days after the menstrual period, it is mostly physiological leucorrhea. At this time, the estrogen level in the body will increase, and the amount of cervical mucus secretion will continue to increase. The leucorrhea secreted during ovulation is usually thinner, transparent, and has a larger degree of stringiness, which looks like a transparent liquid. After the ovulation period, the amount of mucus secretion will gradually decrease, and the texture of the leucorrhea will become more viscous and turbid, and the stringiness will become worse.
2. Pathological leucorrhea <br/>This transparent liquid may also be pathological leucorrhea. Female leucorrhea can reflect the health of the reproductive system. If the amount of leucorrhea increases significantly, transparent liquid often flows out, and it is even as thin as water. At this time, the leucorrhea that flows out is not only a transparent liquid, but also may be accompanied by a foul smell. At this time, it should be highly suspected that you have gynecological inflammation, such as chronic cervicitis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a leucorrhea examination in time and use medication reasonably according to the bacterial infection.
The transparent liquid that flows out of a woman's vagina is generally leucorrhea, but this leucorrhea can be divided into physiological and pathological. Physiological leucorrhea is usually caused by ovulation, while pathological leucorrhea is closely related to gynecological inflammation and should be correctly distinguished.