I am 25 years old this year, I have had sex, every time I have sex during my period or a few days after my period, I have vaginal discharge for about 5-6 days, the first 1-2 days the amount is small, the following days it gets more and more and then stops.

Vaginal discharge is a common phenomenon among women. This can be a normal physiological sign, but it can also be a warning sign of gynecological disease if it is abnormally large. Therefore, women need to pay attention to their vaginal discharge to proactively protect their health.

Vaginal discharge with a foul odor is one of the common symptoms in many women. What disease is this a symptom of? Is the disease dangerous? What are the causes and treatments to help vaginal discharge return to normal soon? Let's find out in the article below.

Vulvodynia is a condition that causes pain and discomfort in the vulva area, often lasting and recurring many times, affecting women's daily activities to some extent. Knowing and treating vulvodynia promptly will help women be healthier and more confident in life.

Gynecological infections during pregnancy are caused by increased hormone levels in the pregnant woman’s body and reduced kidney function, creating a favorable environment for bacteria to invade and grow. If not treated promptly, gynecological infections during pregnancy can adversely affect the fetus.

Hello doctor! I am 26 years old this year, I don't know why at my age I have a slightly dry vagina and a bit of pain during sex. This has only happened recently. I went to the drugstore to ask and they gave me Kingphar's Spring Lady Beauty products. I don't know if it's okay to use these at my age and if it has any side effects in the future. Doctor can you help me? Thank you very much doctor!

Recognizing the abnormal signs of vaginal discharge will help women know the symptoms of gynecological diseases early, so that they can have timely examination and treatment, avoiding affecting fertility.

Gynecological examination is an essential need for women, especially those of reproductive age, to detect early inflammation, gynecological diseases or signs of cancer. Therefore, regular gynecological examination is a proactive way to protect women's health and fertility.