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Why is leucorrhea abnormal in winter? Seek an answer

For southerners, especially those in the Pearl River Delta, it seems that there are only two seasons, summer goes and winter comes. In winter, the weather is getting colder and colder. I heard that many female friends' leucorrhea suddenly increased this season. In winter, the weather is cloudy and sunny, there is more rain, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, and the biological clock is disordered, which easily leads to the disorder of female biological clock. Leucorrhea, also known as "leucorrhea", is a mixture of vaginal mucosa exudate, cervical gland and endometrial secretion, which contains vaginal epithelial exfoliated cells, white blood cells, lactobacillus, etc., and is collectively called "leucorrhea" in medicine. Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea is white and thin paste, generally tasteless, with different degrees of dizziness, which is related to estrogen level and congestion of reproductive organs. During puberty, the ovaries gradually develop, and when estrogen begins to secrete, vaginal secretions begin to be discharged. The causes of abnormal leucorrhea in winter are: 1, and the disorder of biological clock aggravates the original diseases, such as the original reproductive tract inflammation or new reproductive tract tumors, which will cause abnormal leucorrhea regardless of season. 2, the thickness of winter clothes will affect the permeability of the skin, which is easy to cause the body humidity to decrease and the perineum temperature to increase, which is very suitable for the growth of bacteria, which is another reason for abnormal leucorrhea. 3, in addition, the cold weather, eating too much warm food such as hot pot, makes the gastrointestinal burden increase. It is easy to produce the phenomenon of spleen and kidney imbalance, and deficiency of both spleen and kidney will lead to abnormal leucorrhea;