Different colors of vaginal discharge during pregnancy

As a vulnerable group, women have menstruation every month, but perhaps you don’t know that women even have leucorrhea every day. This is based on the physiological changes of each girl. Some girls have their period once every few days, while some girls have it once or even several times a day. But, will the leucorrhea of ​​a pregnant woman also be white? What’s different from usual?

Normal leucorrhea of ​​women is colorless and odorless. If the leucorrhea is brown, it means there is bleeding. If it occurs during the non-menstrual period, it means there is irregular vaginal bleeding. First of all, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound and an electronic colposcopy to first identify the site of bleeding, such as local cervical mucosal bleeding and intrauterine bleeding, and then carry out reasonable anti-inflammatory treatment. In the early stages of pregnancy, every woman will have certain pregnancy reactions, and her body will change accordingly. Leucorrhea is a concrete manifestation of changes in the female body. The symptoms of leucorrhea can also be used to make a basic judgment on the physical health of pregnant women. After pregnancy, the corpus luteum of the ovary secretes a large amount of estrogen and progesterone to maintain the implantation and development of the fertilized egg. After 12 weeks, the placenta is formed and the body continues to synthesize large amounts of estrogen and progesterone. Therefore, the pregnant woman's body always maintains a high estrogen and progesterone state. As a result, estrogen and progesterone-dependent cells undergo significant changes: the vulvar tissue becomes soft and moist, the vaginal epithelium thickens, the blood vessels become congested, the exudate and desquamated cells increase, the uterus becomes enlarged, soft, and congested, and the glandular secretion is vigorous. The secretions of the cervical glands, vaginal exudate and exfoliated cells mix together to form leucorrhea, which will be continuously discharged from the body during pregnancy. 2. What is normal leucorrhea in early pregnancy? Will there be a lot of vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy? What is normal? Take a look at the analysis below, hoping it will help you achieve a healthy pregnancy.

Generally, there will be more vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy, and it may also be thicker than usual. Under normal circumstances, some people will have very mild lower abdominal pain, breast swelling, nausea, vomiting and other phenomena in the early stages of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, vaginal discharge will increase, and it is normal for it to be transparent, watery, and occasionally light yellow with no odor. A small amount of bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy is common. In the early stages of pregnancy, due to the rapid increase in hormones, increased vaginal discharge is normal. If your vulva doesn't itch and your vaginal discharge doesn't have an odor, there's no need to worry. However, if you experience vulvar itching and pain, yellow leucorrhea, strange smell or foul odor, you need to go to the hospital for treatment. This may be caused by vulvar or vaginal disease. If left unchecked, it may affect the growth and development of the fetus.

My fellow females, whether you are pregnant now or already pregnant, after listening to my introduction, I believe you will have a correct judgment on the color of your leucorrhea when you are pregnant or will be pregnant in the future. In fact, when a woman is pregnant, it is inevitable to have some minor symptoms, but if the difference is too big compared to usual, everyone should pay attention to it and not be too careless.