IPA: /luːˈkɔːrɪə/
KK: /luˈkɔrɪə/
A thick, whitish fluid that comes from the vagina, often due to inflammation or irritation.
The doctor explained that leukorrhea can be a normal part of the menstrual cycle.
Leukorrhea is formed from "leuko-" (from Greek "leukos", meaning white) and "rrhea" (from Greek "rheos", meaning flow). The term describes a white or yellowish discharge from the vagina, indicating a flow of a whitish substance.
Think of 'white' ('leuko-') and 'flow' ('rrhea') to remember that leukorrhea refers to a white discharge.