The possibility of self-healing exists for leucorrhea abnormalities, but whether it is self-healing is mainly determined by the cause of the leucorrhea abnormality and the degree of disease development. For example, minor abnormalities caused by external stimuli may heal on their own by adjusting lifestyle habits; if serious lesions exist, they generally cannot heal on their own and require intervention treatment. 1. External stimuli: For minor inflammatory reactions caused by emotions, diet and environmental changes, no special treatment is usually needed, as the vagina itself has a self-cleaning effect, and if the body is resistant, it will generally heal on its own after improving lifestyle habits and 2. Endometritis: increased leucorrhea is an early symptom of endometritis. Severe endometritis may cause adhesions in the uterine cavity and destroy the integrity and function of the endometrium, which cannot be cured by itself. You can apply anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs such as metronidazole, tinidazole, etc., or herbal soup, sitz bath, suppositories, etc. under the guidance of a doctor to control the infection and promote recovery. After treatment, it is still necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene and keep the local area clean and dry to avoid reoccurrence of infection.