No vaginal discharge is a sign of pregnancy

Leucorrhea is a common secretion in every female body. When a woman does not have leucorrhea, it may be due to illness or other reasons. Some women's bodies are prone to changes due to hormones, and it is impossible to determine whether they are pregnant through leucorrhea. You can use early pregnancy test strips for testing.

Is the absence of vaginal discharge a sign of pregnancy?

In fact, it cannot be measured by leucorrhea alone. When pregnant, the body's hormones will change, and the pregnant mother's body will undergo a series of changes, which are the precursors of pregnancy. However, because the physical constitutions of pregnant mothers are different, the time when pregnancy signs appear is also different. Generally speaking, most pregnant women will show signs of pregnancy one month after conception, such as breast tenderness or back pain, emotional instability or frequent urination, etc.

Signs of pregnancy

1. Big mood swings

After pregnancy, the hormones in the pregnant woman's body will change, which will directly affect the pregnant woman's mood. Pregnant women often become irritable and have great mood swings.

2. Increased body temperature

For female friends who are preparing for pregnancy, they may record their body temperature every day. After having sex, they may find that their body temperature is higher than usual and lasts for a period of time. Because after pregnancy, the pregnant woman's body temperature will rise, which is also a signal of pregnancy.

In the early stages of pregnancy, your body will send out many signals to tell you that you are pregnant. In addition to the above, there may also be frequent urination, frequent fatigue, etc. When these conditions occur, most of them are signs of pregnancy. You can also choose a pregnancy test to see if you are really pregnant.

My vaginal discharge has stopped, does that mean I am not pregnant?

Does it mean that you are not pregnant if the leucorrhea stops? Actually, it is not understood that way. If you are pregnant, many phenomena will occur, such as calf cramps. Leg cramps during pregnancy are a morbid condition that causes discomfort during pregnancy. Pregnant women have increased burden on their leg muscles and an imbalance in the calcium-phosphorus ratio in their bodies. Therefore, you cannot use the cessation of leucorrhea to confirm whether you are pregnant.

(1) Walking too much and standing for too long during pregnancy can increase the activity of the calf muscles, leading to insufficient calcium intake in pregnant women and causing leg paralysis. In addition, poor circulation or a cold may also cause cramps.

(2) Leg cramps during sleep may also be caused by electrolyte imbalance, calcium deficiency and excessive water loss.

(3) It may also be related to some medical conditions or drug side effects and neurological diseases. Therefore, you can drink a diluted sports drink or diluted saline before going to bed and keep warm.

(4) If the spasms are caused by electrolyte imbalance, calcium deficiency, nerve stimulation, etc., they will not only occur in the legs and feet, but may also occur in other parts of the body and may recur.