Diagram of discharge from loose cervix

Do female friends experience cervical relaxation after having sex several times or choosing natural childbirth? Cervical relaxation also confuses many women, because they are afraid of being misunderstood and misunderstood by others. Cervical relaxation is also an unhappy thing for pregnant women. The doctor needs to tighten the cervix to support the fetus. So, when the cervix is ​​relaxed before miscarriage, what is the secretion like?

How is the discharge before childbirth caused by cervical relaxation?

Internal cervical relaxation refers to the condition in which the tension of the cervical canal becomes loose and weak. Pregnant women suffering from internal cervical relaxation usually have miscarriage in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. This is because, as the fetus grows gradually, the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman gradually increases, the pressure in the uterine cavity continues to increase, and the cervical canal relaxes, causing the cervical opening of the placental sac to protrude, resulting in amniotic fluid rupture. This type of miscarriage rarely has symptoms of bleeding or lower abdominal distension, but is often accompanied by white discharge. However, when you feel that way, your water may have broken or bleeding has begun, and it is too late to save the baby. Therefore, if you feel that the white discharge has increased, you need to seek medical treatment immediately. The traditional treatment for cervical relaxation is cervical cerclage at 12 to 15 weeks of pregnancy, otherwise it is easy to cause miscarriage.

How to treat a loose cervix

Cervical relaxation is a common symptom in clinical medicine, in which the cervical canal becomes loose and weak. Generally speaking, such symptoms usually start to become loose in the 4th to 5th month of pregnancy. If this symptom occurs, it should be treated in time to prevent the fetal sac from falling into the female vagina, which will cause amniotic fluid rupture and miscarriage. Early treatment of cervical relaxation can use medication, which can reduce the tension of the uterine canal and will not have any abnormal effects on subsequent pregnancies, and you can still get pregnant again in the future. If medication alone is ineffective, you can go outside the uterus and wrap the cervix for suture reduction, but wait until delivery to remove the stitches. No matter which method is used, the most important thing is to choose treatment according to your own symptoms, and not to follow blindly.

When a pregnant woman has just conceived a baby, the doctor should check whether the female friend has cervical relaxation, and then treat the symptoms to prevent miscarriage or miscarriage of the baby. Generally, relaxation may occur when the baby is four or five months old, because the baby at this time also has some weight. At this time, if the cervix is ​​relaxed, there will be more leucorrhea, and then the baby will fall out or the pregnant woman's amniotic fluid will break.