What should I do if I have bad leucorrhea during pregnancy?

In the early stages of pregnancy, the hormones in a person's body will undergo certain changes, and hormonal changes will naturally lead to changes in the body. In the early stages of pregnancy, abnormal leucorrhea is a common phenomenon. Abnormal leucorrhea is mostly caused by inflammation. In order to relieve inflammation, restore health as soon as possible, and provide a good growth environment for the child, pregnant women must receive treatment in a reasonable way and also do a good job of nursing in daily life.

Abnormal leucorrhea in early pregnancy is often caused by vaginal inflammation. Clinically, candidal vaginitis is more common. If you are infected with vaginitis after pregnancy, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment as soon as possible. In the early stages of pregnancy, treatment is generally based on local treatment. The specific treatment method requires consulting a professional doctor. Do not take medicine on your own to avoid affecting the health of the fetus and causing adverse consequences.

1. Pay attention to hygiene.

Change your underwear frequently, keep your vulva dry and clean, and take more baths, but only in the shower.

2. Wear appropriate underwear.

When choosing underwear, it is better to use cotton underwear with better water absorption rather than nylon.

3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vagina.

Due to the increase in secretions, you need to clean the vagina more often, but be careful to use clean water and avoid using disinfectant to avoid damaging the vaginal environment.

4. Understand the cause and prescribe the right remedy.

(1) Endometritis and pelvic inflammatory disease: If a pregnant mother suffers from endometritis and pelvic inflammatory disease, her vaginal discharge will increase. At the same time, its color is mostly yellow and the texture is thin. It will also be accompanied by abdominal pain.

(2) Cervical erosion: If a pregnant mother suffers from cervical erosion during pregnancy, her leucorrhea is usually yellow and sticky like mucus. Although it has no special smell, cervical erosion still needs active treatment. Otherwise, it can easily lead to miscarriage.

(3) Vaginitis: There are many types of vaginitis, each with different symptoms. When suffering from candidal vaginitis, the leucorrhea will be yellow or white, and most of them are sticky. The most typical symptom is that the leucorrhea is like tofu dregs or curds.

If a pregnant mother suffers from Trichomonas vaginitis, her leucorrhea is mostly pus-like, yellow in color, and foamy. Sometimes it is rice water-like, grayish white, and often has a noticeable odor. If it is not treated actively, the long-term stimulation of the leucorrhea may cause vulvar itching.