Does less vaginal discharge mean pregnancy?

Nowadays, many women do not have the knowledge about pregnancy, which results in them not knowing when they are pregnant in many cases. In addition, the symptoms in early pregnancy and before menstruation are very similar, which often confuses many people. Some people even ask, does very little secretion mean pregnancy? Today, I will give you a summary of the symptoms of early pregnancy.

Is it possible to be pregnant if the discharge is very little?

Generally, women's secretions are colorless, transparent, and odorless. The amount of secretions is actually not fixed and depends on each person's personal preference. If there is a significant change in the amount of secretions, it indicates that something is abnormal. For pregnant women, due to changes in female hormones in the body, the secretions will become more than usual, which is normal. If the vaginal discharge becomes less after pregnancy, it is abnormal. It may be caused by gynecological inflammation. You need to go to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause and carry out targeted treatment.

Symptoms of early pregnancy

1. Amenorrhea: At first, your menstrual period will not come on schedule, but you may still have a small amount of bleeding in the first three months, which is why some women don't realize they are pregnant until three months into the pregnancy. About 7 days into your pregnancy, you'll also experience so-called fertilization bleeding.

2. Breasts become more sensitive: One of the notable characteristics of pregnancy is that breasts begin to become more sensitive, swollen, and feel sore for no reason. You may feel something in your breasts while trying to find a comfortable sleeping position, while exercising or bathing, or while getting dressed.

3. Fatigue: An early symptom of pregnancy. You may fall asleep earlier, but find it more difficult to wake up in the morning. If you work hard, in the afternoon, you will feel the need to find a place to lie down and take a break.

4. Frequent and urgent urination: During pregnancy, you will go to the bathroom more often. The reason for this is that the swollen uterus puts pressure on the bladder. In addition, pregnancy can cause the kidneys and bladder to accumulate a large amount of fluid.

5. Nausea: This symptom may appear in the first week of pregnancy. Many women will vomit when drinking water and eating breakfast on an empty stomach in the morning (this is morning sickness). Some pregnant women may feel nauseous in the afternoon or at night, while others may feel like vomiting all day long.

Generally speaking, if a woman does not have sex within the safe period, the probability of pregnancy is still very high. However, if a woman is not sure whether she is pregnant after having sex, she can use a pregnancy test strip to test for pregnancy 10 days after having sex, or go to the hospital for a blood test for HCG for diagnosis, especially the blood HCG test result will be more accurate than the early pregnancy test strip.