Is it normal to have too much vaginal discharge during pregnancy?

For female friends during pregnancy, the changes in the physical body often cause confusion to female friends, because the state of secretions causes them mental pressure. In daily life, we need to have a scientific understanding of the state of secretions. So is it normal for the amount of vaginal discharge to increase one month after pregnancy?

1. What is the reason for the increase of leucorrhea in one month of pregnancy?

After a woman becomes pregnant, the corpus luteum in the ovaries secretes a large amount of estrogen and female hormones in order to maintain the implantation and growth of the ovum. After twelve weeks, the embryo is formed and will gradually replace progesterone, and then produce a large amount of female hormone estrogen. Therefore, the pregnant woman will continue to maintain a state of high estrogen and female hormones, causing the cells that rely on estrogen and female hormones to undergo significant changes. The female vulva tissue becomes loose and moist, the skin on the vagina becomes keratinized, and the amount of leaked fluid and shedding cells increases significantly. Therefore, women will continue to have leucorrhea discharged from the body during pregnancy.

If you have a lot of vaginal discharge during pregnancy and it is accompanied by vulvar itching and a strange odor, you should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination. The amount of secretion metabolism is closely related to sexual subconsciousness and married life. During the honeymoon, excessive indulgence will naturally stimulate the secretion of increased secretion. In addition, some physiological phenomena such as pregnant women, pregnancy, and contraceptives will cause more leucorrhea, and the reason is also related to the changes in the body's estrogen levels.

Generally, no special treatment is required, because the secretions are large, which often keep the vulva in a damp and cold environment, which is irritating to some skin. Therefore, pregnant women should pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, change underwear every day, keep underwear dry, and wash the vulva with warm water every day.

2. What should I do if my vaginal discharge increases during early pregnancy?

It is normal to have increased vaginal discharge during pregnancy. Pregnant mothers can deal with increased vaginal discharge by cleaning to keep the local area clean and dry: use warm water to clean the private parts every day to keep the private parts clean every day, but do not clean the vulva, use a special sink and cotton towel to prevent cross infection, underwear must be changed every day, and after cleaning, it must be exposed to the sun to play an antibacterial effect. After each bowel movement, it is best to wipe with a cotton pad soaked in boric acid water. The used cotton pad should be discarded immediately and do not be used a second time.

Female friends should be reminded that if after pregnancy, in addition to the frequent changes in the quality of leucorrhea, there is also a special odor and vulvar itching, and if there is a lot of leucorrhea, there are also abnormal changes in color and texture, female friends must not ignore this matter. For the health of themselves and their babies, they must go to a reliable hospital in time for corresponding examination and treatment, because this is often a sign of gynecological inflammation, so it is very necessary to go to the hospital for examination. It is very important for women to take care of themselves regularly during pregnancy so that pregnant mothers can understand the growth and development of their babies and carry out nutritional supplements in a targeted manner. Just like doing a four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound examination,

If a woman experiences increased leucorrhea during pregnancy, she should first check whether there are other symptoms associated with the increase in leucorrhea. If not, and it is just that the leucorrhea has increased and there are no other symptoms, there is no need to worry too much.