What is the reason for yellow-green vaginal discharge during pregnancy?

Women's leucorrhea is yellow-green, which is an abnormal color. Generally, women's leucorrhea is milky white. Therefore, when yellow-green leucorrhea appears, many pregnant women should pay attention to it to avoid harm to their health and the health of their babies. The following introduces what is the reason for yellow-green leucorrhea during pregnancy? Many pregnant women can have a comprehensive understanding.

Yellow-green leucorrhea during pregnancy is often caused by trichomoniasis in female genitals: when suffering from trichomoniasis gynecological inflammation, changes in the acidity and alkalinity of the female genital environment can affect the motility of sperm. In addition, Trichomonas can devour sperm, and when suffering from Trichomonas gynecological inflammation, the purulent secretions in the female genitals increase significantly, and the secretions contain a large number of white blood cells, which will hinder the survival of sperm, reduce the number of sperm, and poor motility, which is very likely to cause infertility.

For pregnant women, due to the decrease of lactic acid bacteria in the female genitals during pregnancy, the original balance of bacteria is broken, the pH value of the female genitals will rise, which is suitable for the growth of Trichomonas, and thus they will often be infected with Trichomonas gynecological inflammation. In addition, Trichomonas is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse between husband and wife, and can also be transmitted through indirect contact. Swimming pools, bathing pools and especially ponds can become places for the transmission of Trichomonas, causing yellow leucorrhea during pregnancy. It is also possible for a mother to infect her newborn with trichomoniasis.

If a woman finds that the nature of her leucorrhea has changed during pregnancy, she must go to a regular medical institution for routine check-ups in time to find out the cause and receive symptomatic treatment as soon as possible to avoid harm to the fetus.

Pregnant women are particularly prone to vaginitis and other diseases. When the leucorrhea is yellow-green, women must pay attention to it to avoid harming the fetus in their body. It is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to see what causes the yellow-green leucorrhea. After the examination, treatment will help recover as soon as possible.