Leucorrhea after pregnancy

After pregnancy, the hormone levels in the body change, so some of the vaginal discharge may change. Therefore, in daily life, you may not be able to adapt to the changes in leucorrhea after pregnancy. Most of the time, whether before or during pregnancy, you will find some small amount of colorless, white and odorless secretions, which is leucorrhea. Most of them are white, mainly colorless, and mainly relatively viscous. It can inhibit the growth of some bacteria in the vagina.

There are also changes in leucorrhea during pregnancy, but the amount is not much. Expectant mothers will find an increase in vaginal secretions. This is mainly because the estrogen level in the body increases significantly after pregnancy, and leucorrhea will increase with the increase of estrogen level in the body.

One of the changes in vaginal discharge during early pregnancy is an increase in the amount. After pregnancy, most expectant mothers will notice a significant increase in vaginal discharge. This is because after pregnancy, the estrogen level in your body will increase significantly, and the amount of vaginal discharge will increase with the increase in estrogen levels in your body.

Increased vaginal discharge is also considered by some expectant mothers to be a sign of pregnancy. However, not every expectant mother will experience an increase in the amount of vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy. Some people even have very little vaginal discharge. Therefore, changes in leucorrhea in early pregnancy should not be the criterion for you to judge whether you are pregnant. If you haven't taken a pregnancy test yet, you might as well go to a regular pharmacy to buy a pregnancy test strip and check it yourself at home. Compared with observing changes in leucorrhea in early pregnancy, the accuracy of early pregnancy test strips is much higher.

As you get closer to giving birth, you may notice that your vaginal discharge increases and seems to be different from your usual discharge. Very early in your pregnancy, cervical secretions fill your cervical canal, forming a protective barrier called the cervical mucus plug.

As the cervix begins to thin and dilate, it may be discharged, and this vaginal discharge may look like egg white or clear nasal discharge on a cold day. The mucus plug may even come out as a large glob of gel that may be slightly bloody.

The above is the leucorrhea after pregnancy. The increase of leucorrhea is mainly some symptoms of pregnancy. The white ones are mainly colorless. The current ones are mainly viscous. It can inhibit the growth of some bacteria in the vagina. During childbirth, you will find more vaginal discharge. In daily life, you should correctly deal with some changes in leucorrhea. You can use warm water to clean the vulva and vagina to keep the vulva clean.