Women’s gynecological inflammation mainly include vulvar and vaginal inflammation and pelvic inflammation, when there is inflammation the body will send out signals, for example, inflammation of the vulva and vagina will be manifested as increased leukorrhea, vulvar itching, and some may even be accompanied by a fishy smell. If there is pelvic inflammation there will be pain in the stomach, lumbago, lower abdominal swelling and other feelings. Normally, some women will feel more leukorrhea and think they have inflammation, in fact, in a woman’s menstrual cycle, there will be leukorrhea before ovulation and menstruation, which is caused by the higher hormone level in the body at this time. The leukorrhea at this time has no taste and does not cause itching of the vulva, so it is not a sign of inflammation.