If you experience increased leucorrhea after menopause, it is possible that you are pregnant. Moreover, this leucorrhea is often milky white and has no odor or only a faint fishy smell. The increase in estrogen in the body after pregnancy leads to an increase in cervical secretions as well as vaginal secretions, which is what makes leucorrhea increase, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. It is recommended to keep your vulva clean during pregnancy, wash it with warm water 1-2 times a day, change your underwear regularly, and wear cotton underwear. If the leucorrhea increases and is accompanied by itching of the vulva or the leucorrhea itself has an odor or is yellowish in color, then it is a pathological phenomenon, mainly caused by inflammation of the vagina itself or local inflammation of the cervix. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine checkup and give treatment according to the test results.