What is the cause of excessive discharge in early pregnancy?

Many women may feel that they have more secretions in their private parts after pregnancy. At this time, many pregnant women are worried that there is something abnormal in the body, and they are worried that it will affect the health during pregnancy or affect the growth and development of the fetus. What is the reason for the increase in secretions during pregnancy?

First of all, it is normal for women to have increased secretions after pregnancy. This is because after pregnancy, the cervical glands of women will secrete a large amount of secretions to prevent bacteria from invading the uterine cavity and causing infection. It is a kind of self-protection system. In addition, women are affected by growth hormone after pregnancy and are prone to excessive secretions.

Secondly, if a woman's secretion increases after pregnancy, but the secretion does not turn yellow or turbid, or has a foul odor, then there is no need to worry. It is usually not a gynecological disease but a normal reaction to pregnancy. If the secretion increases and is yellow, and there is itching in the private parts, then you need to pay attention to check whether there is gynecological inflammation or other conditions. You need to take timely measures to relieve and treat it to avoid affecting your health during pregnancy.

In addition, women should pay attention to drinking more water after getting pregnant to promote metabolism, which is beneficial for detoxification and has certain benefits for improving the body's resistance. Women during pregnancy should also pay attention to moderate walking exercise, which is beneficial for improving immunity and will make delivery smoother.

It is normal for the amount of leucorrhea to increase after pregnancy. During pregnancy, under the influence of growth hormone, the secretion increases, but the general color is normal, without symptoms such as odor and itching. If there is a lot of leucorrhea and it is accompanied by abnormal conditions, you also need to consider whether you have vaginitis.

During pregnancy, there is a lot of leucorrhea, the immune system decreases, and gynecological inflammation is very likely to occur. The most common are candidal vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, etc., which are usually accompanied by a noticeable odor and itching. You should go to the hospital in time to conduct secretion examination to determine whether there is inflammation and the type of inflammation, and choose appropriate medication based on the comprehensive consideration of the impact on the test tube embryo.

If the secretion is normal, you can pay attention to rest, pay attention to hygiene, remember to clean the vulva, and temporarily refrain from sexual intercourse, which can mostly be relieved by yourself.