Suddenly no leucorrhea means pregnancy?

We all know that many women will secrete leucorrhea, because leucorrhea is a normal substance for women, and when women are in the early stages of their menstrual period, the amount of leucorrhea may increase. However, some women with gynecological diseases suddenly have no leucorrhea. Most women think that the absence of leucorrhea is due to pregnancy. So, does the sudden absence of leucorrhea mean pregnancy?

1 Generally, vaginal secretions will increase due to hormones in the body after pregnancy, but it is normal to have no leucorrhea. Because this is related to personal constitution, some people will have more and some will have less. This is normal and there is nothing to worry about. However, it is still necessary to change underwear every day to prevent bacterial infection.

2 Sometimes, like during pregnancy, you may not have leucorrhea. At this time, as long as there are no symptoms of physical discomfort, it is okay. Pay more attention to maintenance in your daily life and diet, and have a good mood, pay more attention to rest, and don't be too tired. This will be better. You also need to do regular prenatal check-ups. Guidance: Generally, vaginal discharge will increase after pregnancy due to hormones in the body, but it is normal to have no leucorrhea. Because it depends on individual constitution, some people will have more and some will have less, this is normal

3. Although the chance of pregnancy is low when ejaculation is outside the body during sexual intercourse, it is still possible to get pregnant because there may be leakage of prostatic fluid during sexual intercourse, and there are a small amount of sperm in the prostatic fluid. Guidance: It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check your blood HCG to determine whether you are pregnant.

4. Check the pregnancy test strip one week after the menstruation is delayed to confirm whether you are pregnant. You can also check your blood HCG 7-10 days after having sex to confirm whether you are pregnant. This is the most accurate and earliest method of examination.