Vaginal changes during early pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women will experience many discomforts, such as inconveniences in daily life, suddenly they cannot wear makeup or high heels. In fact, there will be many changes in the body of a pregnant woman, such as swelling and pain in the breasts. So let’s understand what changes occur in the vagina during early pregnancy? Hope the ladies can understand this.

After pregnancy, the levels of estrogen and oestrogen in the pregnant woman's body will change. The change of female hormones will accelerate the blood circulation in the vaginal and cervical tissues of the pregnant woman, and the water content in the mucosa will also increase. Therefore, the private parts of the pregnant woman will become enlarged due to hematoma. In addition, the color of the labia majora will also change, and the tone of this area will be darker due to pigmentation.

In addition to changes in the private parts, the secretions of the female vagina will also change. As female hormones increase, female vaginal secretions will increase. Pregnant women will feel that their secretions are more than usual, and their underwear is always wet. In addition, the secretions will become thinner and less likely to leave marks on underwear after drying.

It is normal for the vaginal mucosa to lose color in early pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's body will show different reactions and changes. Most people are more concerned about possible changes in the vaginal mucosa, wondering whether they have been infected with any gynecological diseases. However, this is actually a normal situation. In early pregnancy, the vaginal mucosa may appear darker due to hematoma. Therefore, it is recommended not to worry too much. If you feel unwell, you can go to the hospital for examination.

In fact, there are many other changes in the body of pregnant women, these changes are closely related to the arrival of the fetus. If there is no obvious discomfort, pregnant women do not need to worry. At this stage, we must pay attention to the distribution of diet and ensure sufficient nutrients to allow the fetus to grow and develop more healthily.