Causes of Leucorrhoea

The most common conditions that might result into leucorrhoea include the following:

• pregnancy, premenstrual or menstrual periods and congestion of the uterus;
• infection of female genital organs;
• irritation due to mechanical factors such as use of chemical contraceptives, intrauterine devices, etc.;
• emotional causes such as stress, anxiety, work pressure and sexual anxiety;
• hormonal irregularities;
• errors in diet, excessive use of stimulants, e.g., tea, coffee, alcohol and smoking; and
• medical conditions such as anaemia, tuberculosis, etc.