How does early pregnancy secretion change?

For many women who are about to give birth, they are of course waiting for the birth with an excited and happy mood. Maybe the guy in her belly reacts strongly occasionally and hurts the mother, but the mother is of course happier in her heart. When a mother is pregnant, she often has a lot of secretions. So, how do these secretions change? How should we deal with it? Next, let’s take a look.

One of the changes in vaginal discharge during early pregnancy is an increase in the amount. After pregnancy, most expectant mothers will notice a significant increase in vaginal discharge. This is because after pregnancy, the estrogen level in your body will increase significantly, and the amount of vaginal discharge will increase with the increase in estrogen levels in your body. Increased vaginal discharge is also considered by some expectant mothers to be a sign of pregnancy. However, not every expectant mother will experience an increase in the amount of vaginal discharge in the early stages of pregnancy. Some people even have very little vaginal discharge. Therefore, changes in leucorrhea in early pregnancy should not be the criterion for you to judge whether you are pregnant.

If you haven't taken a pregnancy test yet, you might as well go to a regular pharmacy to buy a pregnancy test strip and check it yourself at home. Compared with observing changes in leucorrhea in early pregnancy, the accuracy of early pregnancy test strips is much higher. As you get closer to giving birth, you may notice that your vaginal discharge increases and seems to be different from your usual discharge. Very early in your pregnancy, cervical secretions fill your cervical canal, forming a protective barrier called the cervical mucus plug. As the cervix begins to thin and dilate, it may be discharged, and this vaginal discharge may look like egg white or clear nasal discharge on a cold day. The mucus plug may even come out as a large blob of gel that may be slightly bloody.

So how should we deal with it?

After using the toilet, wipe from front to back. Wear cotton underwear. No tight pants or nylons. No bubble baths. Do not use scented pads or toilet paper. Avoid feminine hygiene sprays and scented or deodorized soaps.

After seeing the situations and methods introduced above, I believe everyone has a general understanding of early pregnancy secretions. After we understand early pregnancy secretions together, everyone should know what to do. The above situation varies from person to person. Everyone still needs to go to the hospital for regular physical examinations. I hope everyone will not worry or be afraid. I wish everyone good health.