38 weeks pregnant, leucorrhea suddenly becomes more

Pregnant women who are 38 weeks pregnant have already reached the middle and late stages of pregnancy. Therefore, during this period, if there is a lot of secretions, many pregnant women must pay attention to it, so as to avoid causing harm to the health of their own body and the fetus due to excessive secretions. What are the reasons for excessive secretions in 38 weeks of pregnancy? The following is a detailed introduction for everyone.

The increase in female secretions is indeed caused by the impending delivery. This secretion will not cause pregnant women to feel itchy in the lower body, so it is not an inflammation. Women's secretions will increase in the later stages of pregnancy. During pregnancy, due to the effect of estrogen in women's bodies, the water in the cervix and vaginal walls and the blood in the blood vessels increase than usual, and secretions naturally increase as well. This is a normal physiological change, especially in the late pregnancy, the phenomenon of excessive leucorrhea is very common, so you must pay attention to the hygiene of private parts, wash and change them frequently, and pay attention to the color of leucorrhea at any time in the late pregnancy. If it is light yellow, it may be amniotic fluid rupture. If there is bleeding during pregnancy, amniotic fluid rupture, or periodic uterine contractions are frequent, you should see a doctor immediately.

Mothers with a lot of leucorrhea in the late pregnancy do not need to worry, but only observe the color of leucorrhea to determine whether there is a possibility of delivery at this stage, so the following methods can be used to prevent it:

1. Leucorrhea is a problem for women's hygiene and needs attention. Especially for pregnant women, their vagina will be relatively wide, so in order to prevent the growth of bacteria and cause itching, it is best to change underwear twice a day or use sanitary napkins. That way it won't cause any embarrassing problems.

2. In addition to paying attention to your own hygiene, you should also see a doctor regularly for prenatal checkups before delivery. Because sometimes excessive leucorrhea may also be caused by other inflammations, such as vaginitis, bacterial infection, uterine varices and so on. This is also the cause of abnormal leucorrhea. In addition, pregnant women should also pay attention to the condition of their fetuses during this period. It is a good idea to prepare for childbirth in advance.