Is it normal to have clear and sticky vaginal discharge? It may be normal

It is abnormal for women to have transparent and sticky vaginal discharge. First, it may be a normal physiological change. If the vaginal discharge is transparent and sticky with normal color, texture and smell, there is no need to worry. Second, it may be a pathological reason, such as cervical disease, including cervicitis and cervical erosion.

In real life, many women find that their leucorrhea often changes. Sometimes it becomes transparent and sticky. They are a little worried, fearing that there is something wrong with their body. So, is it normal for leucorrhea to be transparent and sticky?
Normal physiological changes <br/>The viscosity of leucorrhea is closely related to estrogen. The secretion of estrogen reaches its peak during ovulation, and the cervical glands will secrete more mucus, so the amount of leucorrhea is large. After the follicle ovulates, progesterone increases, which will inhibit the production of cervical mucus, reduce the amount of leucorrhea, and the viscosity of leucorrhea will be higher. At this time, as long as the color, texture, and smell of leucorrhea are not abnormal, there is no need to worry too much.
Pathological causes <br/>Pathological causes cause leucorrhea to become thick, and there are often changes in the color, texture, and odor of leucorrhea. This should attract the attention of women, who should go for timely examination and treatment to reduce the harm.
1. Colorless, transparent, sticky leucorrhea <br/>Leucorrhea is like egg white, or a little turbid. There are no other symptoms except that the leucorrhea is sticky and the amount is large. This situation is often a manifestation of chronic cervicitis, endocervicitis and other diseases in women, and it may also be caused by taking estrogen.
2. Yellow mucous leucorrhea <br/>Generally speaking, thick leucorrhea may be slightly yellow in color. This is caused by a mild infection in women. This condition is usually related to gynecological diseases such as cervical erosion and chronic cervicitis. Pay attention to timely treatment.
3. White mucous leucorrhea <br/>Generally speaking, this type of white mucous leucorrhea only shows an increase in the amount of leucorrhea, and usually there are no other adverse symptoms. The reason may be that the female has a rise in estrogen, or pelvic congestion, which in turn induces increased secretion of cervical glands and vaginal mucosa, inducing abnormal leucorrhea.