Vaginal discharge like menstruation is mainly considered to be caused by reproductive system infections or reproductive system tumors. The most common ones are acute cervicitis and cervical cancer patients, where the stimulation of the cervical canal leads to an increase in discharge, especially in cervical cancer patients, where the continuous stimulation of cancer cells leads to an abnormal increase in discharge, most of which is accompanied by odor, bleeding and other discomforts. Endometrial diseases are also common, with endometrial tumors being the most common. Vaginal discharge is recommended to go to the hospital in time to improve ultrasonography, liquid-based cytology, and even biopsy for clarification to avoid the possibility of serious diseases. If disease is ruled out, we should consider the physiological condition, pay attention to changing underwear regularly, observe whether there is abdominal pain, irregular vaginal bleeding or even abdominal masses, and pay attention to eating less spicy and stimulating food.