What is the cause of milky white liquid discharge during late pregnancy?

Pregnancy is the most exciting thing for women, but pregnancy can bring huge risks to women's health and even threaten their lives. For example, women may experience various abnormalities of varying sizes during pregnancy. Among them, the discharge of milky white liquid in the late pregnancy is a relatively common one, which makes many pregnant women feel very confused. Let’s take a look at what causes milky white liquid to flow out during late pregnancy.

This milky white vaginal discharge in the late pregnancy is caused by changes in sex hormones in the body. It is not an abnormal phenomenon. As long as there is no vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain, there is no big problem and no treatment is needed. Pay attention to fetal movement.

It may be false labor, which is a common physiological phenomenon in the late pregnancy. Generally speaking, in the late pregnancy, due to changes in hormone levels in the body, it will lead to increased vaginal secretions and irregular uterine contractions. Generally, there will be regular uterine contractions and spotting before delivery. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, eat a proper diet, have a balanced nutrition, and have regular check-ups during pregnancy.

The vaginal fluid is acidic and relatively viscous, which should be leucorrhea. It is also a normal phenomenon in the late pregnancy. Vaginal secretions will increase. As for how long it will take for signs of labor to appear after the increase in leucorrhea, it is not certain. There are great differences between people. Some may feel the feeling after 2 or 3 days, while others may not feel anything after 10 or 8 days. Of course, most of them are probably fast. It is recommended that you take rest and observe closely.

If white liquid flows out in waves, it is best to check. If it is white and transparent and the amount is large, it should be considered that it is caused by amniotic fluid. If the amount is small, it is mostly considered to be caused by vaginitis, etc. Now pay attention to bed rest and nutrition. It is best to raise your hips when resting. According to the current situation, it is best to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination to confirm the condition of the fetal heart, amniotic fluid, and placenta. If necessary, early delivery is recommended.